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Former Walt Disney Imagineering President Bob Weis Signs With WME for Representation
Bob Weis, the former president of Walt Disney Imagineering, has signed with talent agency WME for representation, marking a new chapter following his 2022 retirement after 42 years with the company. The move comes as Weis pursues a range of projects spanning publishing, public appearances and creative ventures, building on a career that shaped some…
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Federal judge holds DHS in contempt over Los Angeles immigration sweeps
A federal judge in California has held the Department of Homeland Security in civil contempt of court for failing to comply with an order requiring it to forensically search and hand over personal mobile phone communications belonging to immigration agents involved in raids across Los Angeles. The ruling, made by US District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah…
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The Memo: Left looks to seize on momentum from El-Sayed’s win
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TSA union blasts checkpoint privatisation as Congress eyes healthcare price transparency
US politics sees TSA workers warn against airport security privatisation while Congress weighs healthcare price rules; plus a Mexican influencer’s on-air killing, gene-edited allergy-free puppies, cougars cutting deer collisions, De Zerbi’s Spurs ambitions, and Star Wars breaking from the Skywalkers.
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Democrats accuse Wright of lying to Congress
{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Democrats accuse Wright of lying to Congress Two House Democrats have formally referred Energy Secretary Chris Wright to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for potential prosecution, accusing him of lying to Congress about whether green grants were canceled for partisan reasons. Greg Nash In…
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FAA investigating ‘safety incident’ involving Trump’s Marine One helicopter and passenger plane in Washington DC
The US Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a “safety incident” involving President Donald Trump’s Marine One helicopter and a passenger aircraft in the airspace above Washington DC. The inquiry underscores continuing concerns about congestion and near-miss risks in the capital’s crowded skies, which have been under scrutiny following previous aviation safety scares in the area.…
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Trump says El-Sayed is ‘full of s‑‑‑,’ calls him a ‘man of hate’
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GOP Women’s Caucus chair says House should follow through on Edwards censure
Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.), chair of the Republican Women’s Caucus, on Wednesday said the House should follow through with a censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) despite his decision to drop his reelection bid. Edwards’s decision came after the House Ethics Committee on Monday recommended that he be formally censured following an investigation that found…
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Pete Buttigieg distances himself from Biden amid 2028 talk, suggests ‘Build Back Better’ doesn’t work
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has publicly criticised Joe Biden’s 2020 “Build Back Better” campaign slogan, in remarks seen as an attempt to distance himself from the former president amid speculation about a possible 2028 White House run. The comments, made during an interview with Politico, suggest Buttigieg is seeking to differentiate his political brand…
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Dems in the hot seat for skipping crucial hearing on radical group hiding in US: ‘Embarrassment’
Democratic senators were notably absent from a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on Wednesday examining the Muslim Brotherhood’s alleged network within the United States, prompting sharp criticism from Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas. Cruz described the empty seats on the Democratic side as an “embarrassment” and accused his absent colleagues of avoiding evidence presented about…