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Timothée Chalamet wore a shirtless suit to the 'Wonka' world premiere. Here are the 12 best photos from the red carpet.
Timothée Chalamet wore a pink suit as he walked the red carpet in London. Olivia Colman and Hugh Grant also attended.
3 min read - PoliticsFox News
New pro-DeSantis group brings on aide from former 2024 rival to lead Iowa effort: report
A former adviser for Sen. Tim Scott's presidential campaign will lead new pro-DeSantis PAC Fight Right, which is focusing ad buys on attacking Nikki Haley.
3 min read - WorldSalon
Major United Nations climate summit will take aim at reducing meat consumption worldwide
"If we don’t tackle the livestock problem, we are not going to solve climate change"
1 min read - USKTLA articles
Rare arctic goose captured in South Los Angeles
Wildlife officials in Los Angeles captured a rare arctic goose Monday that was found nearly 6,000 miles from its normal home. Bird watchers recently reported the Tundra Bean Goose had been hanging around Magic Johnson Park in South Los Angeles. The goose was first spotted in March at Piute Ponds in the High Desert, according […]
1 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Elon Musk shouldn't be able to 'determine the course of a war,' says Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof
Bob Geldof said he worried about the power held by the likes of Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg because they were both "pretty inadequate people."
2 min read - HealthBusiness Insider
Charlie Munger ate peanut brittle, drank Diet Coke, and refused to exercise — and still lived to 99. Did that make him a SuperAger?
Charlie Munger had a sharp mind until he died aged 99, raising the question of whether he was a SuperAger.
4 min read - PoliticsSalon
“Humiliating”: McCarthy visited Mar-a-Lago because "depressed" Trump wasn't "eating," Cheney says
Critics mocked the Republican for his “pathetic” visit to cheer up the former president
3 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Bill Ackman says the US economy faces a real risk of a 'hard landing' if the Fed doesn't cut interest rates soon
The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates 11 times since March 2022 to cool soaring inflation.
2 min read - PoliticsSalon
Koch money bets on Nikki Haley — but the Mercers may be back on Team Trump
The Koch network finally endorses Nikki Haley for the GOP nomination as Robert and Rebekah Mercer return to Trump
6 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Some OpenAI employees are still feeling uneasy and looking for other jobs despite Sam Altman's return, report says
One senior OpenAI staffer told Semafor that while employees were "happy" Altman was back they were "still in the dark about a lot of things."
2 min read - LifestyleBusiness Insider
How did Henry Kissinger live to 100? He had no idea.
Asked how he lived so long, controversial US diplomat Henry Kissinger simply said he didn't know. So how do some people live so long without trying?
4 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Sam Altman is back as CEO of OpenAI with a new board that includes Microsoft. Here's everything we know about the chaotic coup.
Sam Altman's ousting from OpenAI set off a dramatic chain of events, resulting in his eventual return. Here's what we know.
7 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Sam Altman said he was hurt and angry after OpenAI ousting – but had to get over ego and emotions to discuss his return
OpenAI chief Sam Altman admitted that he was initially reluctant to return as CEO after the board ousted him.
2 min read - LifestyleBusiness Insider
My corporate job and big-city life made me feel anxious and drained, so I left it all behind to move to a remote cottage in the woods
Taylor Yates, 27, felt drained and burned out living in Toronto. Looking for a change, she decided to move to a rural cottage in the woods where she's happier than ever.
5 min read - USBusiness Insider
Iowa Lottery accidentally published the wrong numbers — but the mistaken 'winners' will get to keep their money
The Iowa Lottery will let people who presented 'winning' tickets when the wrong Powerball numbers were live to hang on to the money.
1 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
Car dealers are worried about an EV reckoning. I asked our transportation reporter what's going on.
Car dealers aren't happy with President Joe Biden's mandate to have two-thirds of all new cars be electric vehicles by 2032.
5 min read - USBusiness Insider
Elon Musk denies Neuralink monkeys died gruesome deaths, saying they live in 'monkey paradise'
Elon Musk said that the Neuralink implant, which it plans to test on humans next year, has never directly caused the death of a monkey.
2 min read - USSalon
Students for Trump founder said guns made “women equal” — before allegedly pistol-whipping a woman
Ryan Fournier repeatedly said MAGA are women's true protectors — he's under now arrest for hitting his girlfriend
6 min read - BusinessBusiness Insider
The cofounder of Allbirds has some advice for startups looking to IPO: make money ahead of going public
Investors have raised the bar for money-losing companies seeking to list, and they now need to be profitable, says Allbirds cofounder Tim Brown.
4 min read - PoliticsThe New Republic
Liberals Are Wrong to Trash the Supreme Court’s New Code of Ethics
This Thanksgiving, liberals should have spent some time showing gratitude for a historic victory—namely, the Supreme Court’s November 12 adoption of an ethical code of conduct. But many liberal pundits opted to pooh-pooh the measure instead, panning the code as “nonbinding,” “a joke, worse than nothing,” that “does nothing to address the ethical issues that have been following the justices,” and “doesn’t change anything.” Why so Grinchy? These back-of-the-hand dismissals are, on the merits, exag
12 min read - WorldThe New Republic
The Colombian Murder Case That Refuses to Die
Three enormous open-pit mines owned by Drummond Co. in northern Colombia dwarf the nearby town of La Loma, which sprang up after the U.S. company began extracting coal in 1995 and has grown to some 10,000 residents. Life in La Loma revolves around the mines. Packed company buses flood the town every 12 hours, at the 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. shift changes. After workers who have just completed their shifts empty out, the buses fill right back up with fresh replacements waiting to be taken to the mines t
29 min read - PoliticsThe New Republic
Supreme Court Eyes Limiting the Power to Punish Financial Fraudsters
The Supreme Court appears poised to curb the Securities and Exchange Commission’s in-house enforcement power on Seventh Amendment grounds. During more than two hours of oral arguments in Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy on Wednesday, the court’s conservative majority seemed to lean towards requiring the SEC to enforce civil penalties against securities fraudsters with a jury trial.“What sense does it make to say the full constitutional protections apply when a private party is suing
7 min read - USThe New Republic
The Christian Right Wants to Force Teachers to Out Trans Kids
When Sonja Shaw ran for school board in Chino Valley in the southern California suburbs, she pledged her support to Moms for Liberty, a Christian right group that wants “parental rights” to trump LGBTQ students’ rights. When the Los Angeles Times this week profiled Shaw, now the school board president, her political advisor described her as waging “a spiritual battle” against her opponents. When Shaw recently wanted to scold an opponent who questioned her proposed policy to out trans students wi
8 min read - WorldThe New Republic
The U.S. Is in a Spectacularly Bad Position to Talk About Climate Change Right Now
The United States is the world’s top producer of both oil and gas. That’s a fact you might forget listening to the U.S. diplomats attending this year’s UN climate talks. During a virtual press briefing on Wednesday, U.S. climate envoy John Kerry chided “major producers” for not having signed onto a G7 pledge to “to accelerate the phaseout of unabated fossil fuels so as to achieve net zero in energy systems by 2050.”“We still have people who have not signed up to that,” he said. “They are, some o
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