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What happens when schools ban cell phones
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‘Sinners,’ ‘Hamnet,’ ‘F1’ Lead Camerimage Film Festival Lineup
The 33rd EnergaCamerimage Film Festival has unveiled this year’s lineup competition for the Golden Frog, honoring the best in cinematography in film. The festival will take place…
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U.S. strikes four more vessels suspected of drug trafficking
The U.S. military struck four more vessels that were allegedly trafficking narcotics in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing 14 and leaving one survivor, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth…
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Read CEO David Ellison Memo to Employees
Paramount Skydance, aiming to get leaner and meaner, today is laying off about 1,000 employees, mostly in the U.S. David Ellison, chairman and CEO of Paramount, sent employees a memo…
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Judge admonishes ICE leader in Chicago after agents descend on Halloween parade
Judge admonishes ICE leader in Chicago after agents descend on Halloween parade - CBS News !-->…
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‘Shogun’ Producer Eyes Japan Shoot for Future Seasons Amid Reforms
Future seasons of the Emmy-winning “Shogun” could finally film in Japan if the country addresses critical infrastructure and incentive gaps, Emmy-winning producer Miyagawa Eriko…
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MLB pitcher’s suspension sparks new scrutiny of prop bets
Over the summer, Cleveland Guardians' pitcher Luis Ortiz threw a pitch in the dirt and was suspended soon after allegations he…
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Dissecting Three Stephen King Adaptations
new video loaded: Dissecting Three Stephen King AdaptationsGilbert Cruz, editor of The New York Times Book Review, breaks down three Stephen King movie adaptations and how they differ!-->…
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Japanese Anime ‘Killtube’ Brings Dystopian Battle to Tokyo Market
An original anime feature set in an alternate 2027 Japan is at the Tokyo Gap-Financing Market, promising a high-octane blend of feudal imagery and futuristic warfare.…
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Why this Kansas town celebrates Neewollah at the end of October
In small-town America, local pride comes in many forms. In Independence, Kansas, it takes the shape of Neewollah. Dating back to 1919, it started as an antidote to Halloween mischief.…
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