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'The White Lotus' season 4 — release speculation, casting rumors, possible locations and more

Here's everything you need to know about "The White Lotus" season, including release date speculation, possible locations, casting rumors and more.

Tom’s Guide

Trump's Manly Tariffs

Plus: Supreme Court in a holding pattern, NYC acts like money grows on trees, and more...

Reason

Jan 6 rioters pardoned by Trump accuse Kash Patel of ‘stabbing them in the back’

MAGA loyalists are outraged after man involved in investigation into Capitol riot is promoted

The Independent UK

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Tracy Chapman Explains Why She Avoids Streaming: "Buy a CD, Support Artists"

Tracy Chapman explains why she avoids streaming music and supports artists by buying physical copies like CDs and vinyl.

International Business Times

The left-behind men who crave pride, battle shame – and voted for Trump

Arlie Russell Hochschild’s Strangers in their own Land, which explored the motivations and resentments of working-class conservatives in Louisiana, was named one of six books to help understand Donald Trump’s win by the New York Times when he was first elected president, in 2016. (Another was Hillbilly Elegy, by now…

The Conversation

‘To me it’s still funny … it’s still stupid’: Bill Murray speaks out about sexual misconduct allegation

The actor said he was ‘barbecued’ after a complaint on the set of Being Mortal in 2022, which shut down production on the film

The Guardian - UK

Investors consider staying or selling

As Wall Street reels from Trump's trade war, here's what investors can do to reduce their risk

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Microsoft just turned 50. Here's a look at an iconic 1978 photo of its first employees and where they are now

The 1978 photo came about because one employee, Bob Greenberg, won a free portrait from a radio contest.

Fortune

Tariffs trigger worse than a trade war

Donald Trump is trying to dominate the world

Salon

Homebuilding Costs Soar As Concerns Over Cost of Labor and Imported Materials Mount: Report

One homebuilder in Phoenix interviews by the New York Times projected that costs could increase by more than $236,000 under current policies

Latin Times

Val Kilmer's children break their silence over tragic death of 'extraordinary' father at age 65

His daughter Mercedes told the New York Times on Wednesday that the actor had died from pneumonia aged 65

Evening Standard

Trump Purges National Security Team After Meeting Conspiracist

Donald Trump fired several US national security officials after a far-right conspiracy theorist questioned their loyalty in a White House meeting with the president, US media reported Thursday.

International Business Times

“I don’t think everybody was really aware of how attached people were to the ooh-loo-loo-loos”: White Lotus composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer on the reaction to his season 3 theme and why he won’t be returning for season 4

“I was like, OK, this is like a rock band I’ve been in before where the guitar player doesn’t understand the singer at all”

MusicRadar

Marco Rubio Directs State Department To Examine Visa Applicants' Social Media Accounts

Starting immediately, consular officers must refer certain student and exchange visitor visa applicants to the "fraud prevention unit" for a "mandatory media check"

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Stocks Plunge Late Wednesday on Tariff Announcement

Stocks are tumbling in after-hours trading after President Trump unveiled details of his “Liberation Day” tariff plans. The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) is down -3.44% after ending the regular session up +0.73%, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) has plunged -2.45%, more than erasing its Wednesday gain of +0.63%....

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Stocks Rebound Ahead of President Trump’s Tariff Plans

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) Wednesday closed up +0.67%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI ) (DIA ) closed up +0.56%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) closed up +0.75%. June E-mini S&P futures (ESM25 ) are up +0.69%, and June E-mini Nasdaq futures...

Barchart

Stocks Plunge Late Wednesday on 'Liberation Day' Tariff Announcement

International Business Times

Amazon Makes Last-minute Bid For TikTok: Report

Amazon has made a last-minute bid to buy TikTok, which faces a US ban if not sold by its Chinese owner, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.

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Amazon Enters Race For TikTok With Last-Minute Bid: Report

Amazon stock is gaining after a last-minute bid for the popular short-video app TikTok, according to a New York Times report.

Marie Claire

Meghan Markle Gives Fans an Even Bigger Peek Into Her Closet—And Her Real Kitchen—In New Instagram Posts

The copper pot envy is real.

International Business Times

'Top Gun' And Batman Star Val Kilmer Dies Aged 65: New York Times

Prolific American actor Val Kilmer, who was propelled to fame with "Top Gun" and went on to starring roles as Batman and Jim Morrison, has died at age 65, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Val Kilmer, 'Top Gun' and Batman star with an intense approach, dies at 65

Val Kilmer has died at age 65

Evening Standard

Top Gun and Batman star Val Kilmer dead at 65, daughter says

In a statement to the New York Times, his daughter Mercedes confirmed the 65-year-old actor had died from pneumonia.

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Val Kilmer, Star Of Batman & Top Gun, Dies Aged 65

Hollywood legend and Batman Forever (1995) star Val Kilmer has died aged 65. The actor is known for starring in a variety of iconic movies, including Top Gun, The Doors, Top Secret! and many more. According to The New York Times, the beloved leading actor passed away on Tuesday in…

The Conversation

Meta allegedly used pirated books to train AI. Australian authors have objected, but US courts may decide if this is ‘fair use’

Companies developing AI models, such as OpenAI and Meta, train their systems on enormous datasets. These consist of text from newspapers, books (often sourced from unauthorised repositories), academic publications and various internet sources. The material includes works that are copyrighted.

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