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Michelle Obama's potential presidential run gains traction despite her denials. Calls for Biden to drop out grow after debate performance.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reflects on working for President Biden, contrasting it with past experiences with doomed candidates.

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New York Times urges Biden to drop out after bad debate performance, sparking debate over his ability to continue campaign.

Former Sanders press secretary questions those who kneecapped Bernie's 2020 campaign. Biden criticized for performance, Sanders supporters highlight his vitality.

Unplanned hiatus leads to scathing critique of Dana Milbank's take on Jamaal Bowman's primary defeat in New York. Viral takedown ensues.

Hillary Clinton advises Joe Biden not to waste time refuting Trump in debate, predicts Trump's strategies will "fall flat".

Viola player almost missed US opportunity due to missing documents. Wayback Machine saved the day. Publishers sue Internet Archive.

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Regal Governor's Square movie theater up for sale at $4.6 million. Unclear if closing or changing ownership, potential impact on industry.

Jay-Z's performance at Tom Brady's induction ceremony received a lackluster response from the crowd, with many VIPs unengaged.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus discusses the importance of political correctness in comedy and the impact of new sensitivities on art.

New large palm-sized Joro Spider may be moving to New Jersey and New York soon. Stay tuned for potential sightings.

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt legally changes her name to "Shiloh Jolie" following sister Vivienne. Family drama unfolds amid reports of strained relationships.

Annabelle Tometich's memoir "The Mango Tree" gains popularity after being featured in Washington Post's summer reading list. Readers praise its compelling storytelling.

Justice Alito rejects recusal calls in Trump and Jan. 6 cases over flag controversy, insists neither incident warrants stepping aside.

Lizzo reacts to "South Park" naming a weight loss drug after her, jokingly expressing her fear and embracing self-love.

Monaco Grand Prix remains iconic despite challenges. Drivers praise history, excitement, and unique experience. Lack of overtaking adds to mystique.

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Supreme Court Justice Alito's impartiality questioned after controversial flags seen outside his homes, raising concerns about bias in future cases.

Elvis Presley's granddaughter wins court injunction blocking Graceland auction. Lawsuit claims fraudulent documents, questions validity of loan and deed.

Supreme Court Justice Alito's wife flew an upside-down flag in 2021 amid a dispute, raising concerns about partisanship and ethics.

Justice Alito faces backlash after upside-down flag at home post-January 6. Calls for ethics standards on Supreme Court intensify.

Retired Judge criticizes Justice Alito for displaying an upside-down flag, questioning Supreme Court's integrity and impartiality. Outrage ensues.

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Duke students walk out of graduation as Jerry Seinfeld gives advice. Comedian encourages humor and effort in life's challenges.

No Mow May is causing more harm than good, damaging lawns and promoting dandelions. Planting a bee-friendly garden is a better option.

RFK Jr. faces brain worm and mercury poisoning, sparking viral discussion on his fitness for office and celebrity endorsements.

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Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed a worm died in his brain over a decade ago, sparking health debate.

Miss USA Noelia Voigt resigns due to mental health challenges. Fans speculate as organization plans for successor. Controversy surrounds past winners.

Legendary rock musician and audio engineer Steve Albini dies at 61. Known for recording Nirvana, Pixies, and critiquing the music industry.

Harvey Weinstein to be retried after Labor Day as judge schedules new trial. Disgraced film mogul appeared in Manhattan court.

Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Columbia University by NYPD officials, escalating tensions as students chant "Free, free Palestine" while being detained.

Anne Hathaway celebrates over five years of sobriety after deciding to give up alcohol to be present for her family.

Ashley Judd speaks out as Harvey Weinstein's conviction is overturned, sparking backlash and concern for the fight against sexual assault.

"Actor praises Euphoria star for role in rom-com marketing strategy. Chemistry and fun key to success. Viral campaign boosts box office."

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Feds charge interpreter Ippei Mizuhara for stealing $16M from Shohei Ohtani, sharing betting habits. Scandalous details revealed in investigation.

Director denounces Israel, links Gaza dehumanization to Holocaust in Academy Awards speech. Stars wear red pins for peace and justice.

Biden's age criticism is overblown, with media focusing on trivialities rather than substance. Concerns are more about performance than actual impairment.

Ex-con turned advocate Sheldon Johnson arrested for murder, dismemberment in Bronx. Shocking discovery made after wellness check in apartment.

Trump met Musk and wealthy Republican donors, sparking rumors of financial support. Musk denies donating to any presidential candidate.

Lindsay Lohan excited for Freaky Friday sequel with Jamie Lee Curtis, promises 'a lot of fun' in upcoming project.

A $1 billion donation makes Albert Einstein School of Medicine tuition-free for all students, thanks to Dr. Ruth Gottesman.