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SYDNEY SWEENEY SNUBBED FROM 2026 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS AFTER CONTROVERSIAL YEAR
Sydney Sweeney was left out of the 2026 Golden Globe nominations for Christy, as the film’s modest performance and a controversial year shaped awards-season discussion.
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Cesar Barry
Entertainment
Sydney Sweeney snubbed from 2026 Golden Globe nominations for ‘Christy’ after controversial year
Sydney Sweeney was left off the 2026 Golden Globe nominations for Christy, following a year marked by intense public scrutiny and mixed critical reception.
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John de Palo Santo
Politics
President Trump Signs the National Defense Authorization Act
President Trump has signed the National Defense Authorization Act, setting funding and policy priorities for the U.S. military in the coming fiscal year.
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John Raya
Pope Leo Names Illinois Bishop to Replace Cardinal Dolan in New York
Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Michael Reynolds of Springfield, Illinois, to succeed Cardinal Timothy Dolan as Archbishop of New York, emphasizing pastoral leadership, administrative competence, and continuity.
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Nicole Washington
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Trump suspends U.S. green card lottery after Brown University shooting
President Trump has ordered a pause to the U.S. green card lottery after the suspected Brown University shooter, a DV1 program recipient, killed two students and injured nine others, prompting federal review of program safeguards.
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Nora Fense
Climate
Colorado Faces Dire Warnings as High Winds Raise Fire Risk
Colorado officials warn of heightened wildfire risk as high winds and dry conditions create volatile conditions across the state.
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Pablo Iglesias
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Taiwan’s Subway Stabber Planned His Deadly Spree, Police Say
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Scott Green
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Erika Kirk endorses JD Vance for president at tense conservative event
Erika Kirk endorsed J.D. Vance for president at a conservative event marked by substantive debate over the Republican Party’s direction.
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Sienna Chase
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Washington Attorney General Criticizes Federal Strategy on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
Washington’s attorney general criticizes federal proposals to restrict gender-affirming care for minors, emphasizing state authority and patient-centered medical decisions.
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Sydney Michaels
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Merck and U.S. Government Agree on Expanded Access and Lower Drug Costs
Merck and the U.S. government have reached a cooperative agreement aimed at expanding patient access to prescription medicines and reducing costs for Americans, while preserving domestic investment in innovation.
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Vivian Wynwood
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