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NOW It Can Be Told! NY Times Reports What Chuck Schumer Knew About Biden and Was Fine With UNTIL...
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NOW It Can Be Told! NY Times Reports What Chuck Schumer Knew About Biden and Was Fine With UNTIL...

NOW It Can Be Told! NY Times Reports What Chuck Schumer Knew About Biden and Was Fine With UNTIL...
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Yup, She BROKE Him! Adam Schiff Still CRYING to Nicolle Wallace About Pam Bondi and It's GLORIOUS (Watch)
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Yup, She BROKE Him! Adam Schiff Still CRYING to Nicolle Wallace About Pam Bondi and It's GLORIOUS (Watch)

Yup, She BROKE Him! Adam Schiff Still CRYING to Nicolle Wallace About Pam Bondi and It's GLORIOUS (Watch)
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'The View' Spew: Behar Misses Biden 'Already' in Slobbery Ode, Ridiculously Blames Musk for World Hunger
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'The View' Spew: Behar Misses Biden 'Already' in Slobbery Ode, Ridiculously Blames Musk for World Hunger

'The View' Spew: Behar Misses Biden 'Already' in Slobbery Ode, Ridiculously Blames Musk for World Hunger
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TikTok ban still on track as Supreme Court rejects appeal
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TikTok ban still on track as Supreme Court rejects appeal

On Friday, the Supreme Court rejected an appeal from TikTok and parent company ByteDance, allowing the ban set to take place this weekend to go forward. The Supreme Court was effectively TikTok's last chance to sidestep divestiture or a nationwide ban in the United States. The court didn't find TikTok's argument that banning its popular video-sharing app would be a violation of the First Amendment compelling. The Supreme Court did acknowledge that "TikTok offers a distinctive and expansive outlet for expression, means of engagement, and source of community" for 170 million Americans. "But Congress has determined that divestiture is necessary to address its well-supported national security concerns regarding TikTok’s data collection practices and relationship with a foreign adversary," the justices concluded. Therefore, the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act will go into effect on January 19, which means TikTok and ByteDance have hours to decide whether to cease operations in the US or find a buyer. According to CNN, the Biden administration will leave it up to President-elect Donald Trump to enforce the ban, which Trump now says he wants to reverse. “Our position on this has been clear," a Biden official said. "TikTok should continue to operate under American ownership. Given the timing of when [the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act] goes into effect over a holiday weekend a day before inauguration, it will be up to the next administration to implement.” Barring a surprise extension by President Biden, there's a good chance that TikTok will no longer be accessible in the United States (at least temporarily) as of Sunday. Don't Miss: This was the jaw-dropping comment from TikTok’s CEO that probably sealed the app’s fate in the US The post TikTok ban still on track as Supreme Court rejects appeal appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $179 Nintendo Switch Lite, $99 Beats Pill waterproof speaker, $250 off M3 MacBook Air, more Today’s deals: $17.50 Apple AirTags, $6 Anker chargers, Logitech gaming accessories, Crucial SSDs, more Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales 57 best cheap Apple deals under $100
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It sure looks like Apple is getting ready to release a HomePod with a display
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It sure looks like Apple is getting ready to release a HomePod with a display

Another rumor suggests Apple's long-rumored HomePod with a display is launching in 2025. This time, a paywalled report by DigiTimes (via MacRumors) says Tianma Microelectronics will supply the gadget's 7-inch LCD panel. Taiwan's Radiant will reportedly handle backlight module production, and BYD will assemble the device. Rumors about this HomePod with a screen have been floating on the web for years now, especially with conflicting reports about Apple's upcoming home robot. Last year, tvOS 17.4 hinted at this device, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said Apple was planning to combine the Apple TV, FaceTime, and HomePod in one system. The journalist said Cupertino also wanted to create a “HomePod with a screen that swivels like a robotic arm.” This HomePod with an iPad-like display could be released as soon as 2026. In 2023, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said Apple was readying a HomePod with a screen for the first half of 2024. While he eventually reframed his prediction to 2025, he believed it could feature a 7-inch display with Tianma manufacturing it. “The HomePod, which equips a panel, could enable tighter integration with Apple’s other hardware products, marking a significant shift in the company’s smart home strategy." Rumors say Apple has been working on several HomePod variants with screens. Two of them are a tabletop device with a robotic arm, and the other is an iPad-like product with a speaker combo and a built-in camera, something like an Amazon Echo Show. In addition, a HomePod 3 is expected to be released as Apple’s smart home hub. Although reports suggest Apple Intelligence could play a big role in a smart speaker/display device, adding a better A17 Pro or M chip could greatly increase the price of a device most people aren’t willing to buy. It seems that this product could be revealed in the third quarter of 2025, after the WWDC 2025 keynote. As always, BGR will monitor rumors and reports about this smart speaker and let you know if we learn more. Don't Miss: Hands-on: HomePod 2 exceeds expectations, but there’s one thing you should know The post It sure looks like Apple is getting ready to release a HomePod with a display appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $6 Anker USB-C chargers, 23% off protein bars, $7.50 smart bulbs, more Today’s deals: $510 M1 MacBook Air, $4.75 Kasa smart plugs, $18 Roku Express, $328 Sony XM5 headphones, more Today’s deals: $399 iPad mini, $8 MagSafe chargers, 30% off TurboTax, $188 ergonomic office chair, more Today’s deals: $179 Nintendo Switch Lite, $99 Beats Pill waterproof speaker, $250 off M3 MacBook Air, more
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Trump: TikTok's Future 'Ultimately Goes Up to Me'
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Trump: TikTok's Future 'Ultimately Goes Up to Me'

President-elect Donald Trump told CNN on Friday that TikTok's future "ultimately goes up to me" despite the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a federal law banning the app unless it's sold. Trump spoke to CNN's Pamela Brown shortly after the Supreme Court unanimously upheld...
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Trump Hollywood Envoy’s replaces fire-damaged Hollywood sign with “Trump Won”
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Trump Hollywood Envoy’s replaces fire-damaged Hollywood sign with “Trump Won”

HOLLYWOOD—In a bold and highly controversial move, Donald Trump’s newly appointed Hollywood envoy, consisting of Mel Gibson, Jon Voight, and Sylvester Stallone, has announced plans to replace the iconic Hollywood sign with a stark, white “Trump Won” sign. This decision comes in the wake of a fire that severely damaged the original Hollywood sign, an event that has already stirred significant public debate and mourning over the loss of a cultural landmark. The announcement was made during a press conference held at the base of Mount Lee, where the sign stands. Mel Gibson, taking the lead, declared, “We see this as an opportunity to not only restore but to redefine what Hollywood stands for. The ‘Trump Won’ sign will serve as a beacon of truth, resilience, and the undying spirit of American democracy.” Jon Voight, known for his support of Trump, added, “This isn’t just about a sign; it’s about sending a message. Hollywood has long been the voice of America, and now, more than ever, we need to speak clearly about the integrity of our elections.” Sylvester Stallone, drawing parallels to his iconic characters, stated, “This is a fight for what’s right. Just like Rocky, we’re here to show that even when knocked down, we stand back up stronger, louder, and with a message that can’t be ignored.” The proposal has ignited a firestorm of reactions: Supporters of the move argue that it’s a legitimate expression of political belief and a fitting tribute to what they perceive as electoral injustice. Social media is abuzz with hashtags like #HollywoodForTrump and #TrumpWon, with fans applauding the actors for their “courageous stand.” Critics, however, have been vociferous in their opposition. Local artists, historians, and a large segment of the Hollywood community have condemned the plan, calling it an act of cultural vandalism. “The Hollywood sign is not just a landmark; it’s an emblem of dreams, of art, not a political billboard,” said Lauren O’Hara, a prominent local artist. Legal and political challenges are anticipated. The Hollywood Sign Trust, along with the City of Los Angeles, has already stated they will fight any attempt to alter the sign’s message. Environmentalists and preservationists are also up in arms, citing zoning laws, historical preservation acts, and the ecological impact such a change could bring to the area. Public Discourse has shifted, with debates raging over freedom of expression versus preserving cultural heritage. Protests are planned by groups advocating for the sign’s original restoration, with slogans like “Save Our Hollywood Sign” gaining traction. The financial aspect of this initiative has not been disclosed, but speculations suggest it could run into millions, considering the logistics of such an operation on the hillside. As this story develops, the world watches closely, seeing this not just as a local or even national issue, but as a symbol of the ongoing cultural and political divide in America. Whether the “Trump Won” sign will ever see the light of day remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: Hollywood has once again become the epicenter of a very American drama. The post Trump Hollywood Envoy’s replaces fire-damaged Hollywood sign with “Trump Won” appeared first on Genesius Times.
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Cameron Diaz Is Back Onscreen After 10-Year Acting Hiatus
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Cameron Diaz Is Back Onscreen After 10-Year Acting Hiatus

Cameron Diaz made the deliberate decision to step away from the spotlight in 2014, opting for a life outside of the entertainment industry. For more than a decade, Diaz has been focused on her personal life, leaving many to wonder if she would ever return to the big screen. Interestingly, the actress has staged a comeback with a new Netflix comedy, Back In Action. In a recent interview, Diaz has shed light on her acting hiatus and her return. The actress explained that she does not intend to fully immerse herself in the industry just yet and might be picky with the roles she gets to accept. Cameron Diaz returns to acting Cameron Diaz/Everett During a recent interview, Diaz candidly shared her thoughts on being back on-screen, but she is still contemplating whether to return to acting fully. The actress added that she is trying to position herself in such a way that she can accept or decline any gigs she feels don’t align with her core values. The 52-year-old also hinted that her life decisions now are influenced by her family as she is trying to balance her home and career, and she would not hesitate to pull out from any acting projects that distort that balance. Cameron Diaz/Everett Cameron Diaz claims Jamie Foxx influenced her return Diaz also opened up about her decision to return to acting in a behind-the-scenes clip with Netflix. She explained that she did not intend to make another movie and was content with her life outside of the film industry but had been pursuing other interests and activities that brought her joy, and was happy to be focusing on herself. Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx/Everett However, everything changed when Jamie Foxx, her co-star in the 1999 sports drama Any Given Sunday, reached out to her with a proposal. The actor invited her to join him in a big action comedy. Diaz couldn’t decline the offer as she enjoyed working with Foxx in the past and was eager to rekindle their on-screen chemistry.  Next up: Bruce Willis Thanks First Time Responders In Rare Appearance Since Dementia Diagnosis The post Cameron Diaz Is Back Onscreen After 10-Year Acting Hiatus appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A
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WATCH: Biden Stumbles Multiple Times, Needs Assistance from Jill While Trying to Walk on the Beach
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WATCH: Biden Stumbles Multiple Times, Needs Assistance from Jill While Trying to Walk on the Beach

In an absolutely wild and distressing moment that went largely missed because it occurred right after the 2024 presidential election, President Biden stumbled multiple times and even showed himself as…
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Trump-Hating Top Political Cartoonist Who Calls GOP 'Groomers' Is Arrested for...
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Trump-Hating Top Political Cartoonist Who Calls GOP 'Groomers' Is Arrested for...

It appears that we've got another case of leftist projection. A famous Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist who labeled Republicans "groomers" has been arrested and charged in California for possessing…
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