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Jimmy Fallon Slams Trump With Stinging Slogan For His Trading Cards

Seth Meyers: Trump’s New Grift ‘So Much More Pathetic’ Than Anyone Imagined

Brendan Fraser Names The Late Yankees Icon Who Yelled Expletives On His Film Set

New York Post Tears Into ‘Con Artist’ Donald Trump... Again

Jimmy Kimmel Calls Out Terrible Timing Of Trump’s ‘Imaginary Baseball Card’ Launch

Roger Stone Says He Saw Swirling ‘Demon Portal’ Above Biden White House

Ian Kumamoto, Guest Writer

New York Law Bans Pet Stores From Selling Dogs, Cats And Rabbits

The new law, signed by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday, is set to go into effect in 2024.

By Maysoon Khan, AP

Latino Voices

Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Is The Nuanced Latine Representation We Crave

Jenna Ortega's character doesn't have to lean into the "spicy Latina" stereotype or adopt a fake accent in order for us to understand her as a Latine character.

Opinion

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry & Co. Lay Out Vision For The Future of Conservation In Africa

In an essay for HuffPost, Prince Harry, Sen. Chris Coons and former Ethiopian PM Desalegn share a "better path forward" for global environmental efforts.

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Hailemariam Dessalegn Boshe, Guest Writer

Senate Sends Biden Bill To Keep Government Open Through Dec. 23

The latest extension, which now goes to President Joe Biden’s desk to be signed into law, funds federal agencies through Dec. 23.

By Kevin Freking, AP

Claudine Gay To Be Harvard’s 1st Black President

Claudine Gay is the second woman to lead the Ivy League school.

By Michael Casey, AP

Biden Trolls Trump With Some ‘Major Announcements’ Of His Own

The president's big news concerned recent policy wins, in contrast to the former guy's rollout of NFT trading cards for $99 a pop.

David Moye

House Approves Referendum To ‘Decolonize’ Puerto Rico

The U.S. House has passed a bill that would allow Puerto Rico to hold the first-ever binding referendum on whether to become a state or gain some sort of independence.

By Farnoush Amiri and Dánica Coto, AP

Big Business Sounds Alarms Over GOP Debt Limit Hostage Plan

The outgoing House Budget chairman said bypassing the issue in the lame duck period is akin to giving Republicans “a legislative nuclear weapon.”

Jonathan Nicholson

Culture & Arts

‘Harry & Meghan’ Made A Docuseries For Themselves — Not For Us

The much-hyped six-hour Netflix docuseries came with certain expectations — and it didn't really deliver.

Marina Fang

California Approves Roadmap For Carbon Neutrality By 2045

The plan sets out to achieve so-called carbon neutrality by 2045, meaning the state will remove as many carbon emissions from the atmosphere as it emits.

By Sophie Austin, AP