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Donald Trump booed at Tennessee-Texas game as midterms loom (opens the original)
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The president’s appearance at Neyland Stadium drew cheers and boos from the crowd as Republicans head into a pivotal stretch before the November elections. President Donald Trump got some boos Saturday during the Tennessee-Texas football game, when he appeared on the Jumbotron at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville. The reaction was mixed, with plenty of cheers also coming from the sold-out crowd of roughly 100,000. But the audible boos added another moment to Trump’s growing history of encountering re
Lil Durk’s mother opens up about guilt, grief and motherhood after his acquittal (opens the original)
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LaShawnda Woodard reflected on losing her son DThang and the weight she has carried as a mother in a newly surfaced interview recorded as Lil Durk awaited his verdict. As Lil Durk begins to navigate the aftermath of his federal murder-for-hire acquittal, an emotional interview with his mother, LaShawnda Woodard, is shedding light on the grief and guilt she has carried for years. Woodard, known as “Mama Durk,” recently sat down with Amber Grimes for an episode of If You Knew Better with Amber Gri
Tyler Perry reflects on childhood trauma, suicide attempts and healing in 57th birthday message (opens the original)
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The filmmaker opened up about abuse, homelessness, grief and therapy while reflecting on the painful journey that led him to success. Tyler Perry is marking his 57th birthday by looking back at the difficult road that brought him to this moment. On Sunday, Perry shared an eight-slide Instagram carousel titled “The Journey!!” that chronicled his life from childhood through his rise as one of Hollywood’s most successful Black filmmakers and entrepreneurs. Rather than focusing solely on his accompl
AI whistleblower sounded the alarm. Now tech leaders are calling for a slowdown. (opens the original)
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A former Anthropic researcher’s public resignation has been followed by warnings from other AI researchers and executives, raising fresh questions about whether the industry is moving faster than its ability to keep the technology safe. The warnings about artificial intelligence are no longer coming only from critics. Now they’re coming from the very people building the technology. The latest voice is Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, one of the leading companies in the global AI race. On Saturday
Gladys Knight’s son fears she’ll be worked 'until she dies' as she continues touring (opens the original)
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The 82-year-old soul legend remains onstage despite renewed questions about her well-being and her decision to reduce her performance schedule. Gladys Knight said last month that she was ready to ease into fewer performances. But nearly three weeks later, the 82-year-old soul legend is still on the road, prompting renewed questions about what that transition actually looks like. The latest development comes after Knight continued performing following her Aug. 27 announcement that she planned to
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