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Scaramucci: Leavitt would have told Trump not to ban media outlets

Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said that former Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt would have advised Trump not to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House coverage, arguing the move would backfire. The article notes Trump's media ban faces legal jeopardy after a judge questioned the due process and networks backed out of the press pool in solidarity.

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Marlon James explores how homophobia shaped life in Jamaica in 'The Disappearers'

PBS NewsHour interviews novelist Marlon James about his Booker-shortlisted novel 'The Disappearers,' which depicts gay men surviving violence and ostracization in 1980s-90s Jamaica. James discusses how performance and code-switching became survival strategies, and how the novel draws on his own experiences with homophobia and the church.

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Fraudster Elizabeth Holmes' heir husband admits he was worried she was only after him for his money

Elizabeth Holmes has been approved to transfer from federal prison to a Texas halfway house in August 2027, per a DOJ victim notification obtained by ABC News. The development comes amid promotion of a new documentary in which her husband says he once wondered if she was scamming him. Holmes was convicted in 2022 of fraud and conspiracy tied to Theranos and ordered to pay restitution.

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PM sets up new 'Ministry of Truth,' sparking free speech row, as he blames Putin for exploiting Brexit to sow division in Britain

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a new 'National Centre for Information Defence' at the UN, prompting critics to dub it a 'Ministry of Truth.' The article highlights free-speech concerns from Nigel Farage and Big Brother Watch, who argue the unit could be used to silence dissent, while Burnham ties Brexit division to Russian disinformation.

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Socialist, communist groups coordinate, promote ‘spontaneous’ anti-ICE protests in Austin

The article reports that anti-ICE protests in Austin after an ICE shooting were promoted by a coordinated network of socialist and communist groups, including the DSA, Freedom Road Socialist Organization, and Party for Socialism and Liberation. It contrasts media coverage of 'spontaneous' protests with evidence of organized mobilization and ideological infrastructure tied to a Shanghai-based donor network.

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‘1619 Project’ scribe Nikole Hannah-Jones has only BEGUN to face how she failed her daughter

An editorial attacks Nikole Hannah-Jones over a New York Times Magazine essay in which she reflects on enrolling her daughter in struggling Brooklyn schools in the name of social justice. It argues her ideology, rather than a lack of resources, is to blame for the poor education her daughter received, and mocks her refusal to fault teacher unions or standardized testing.

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White House launches Trump TV following press bans

The White House launched a 24/7 YouTube stream called Trump TV after banning reporters from CNN, Politico, and MS NOW. The three outlets sued over access and First Amendment rights, while critics including Gavin Newsom condemned the move as state-run media and autocratic behavior.

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‘The View’ host Sunny Hostin claims her children experienced racism at ‘predominantly white’ private schools

Sunny Hostin said on 'The View' that her children experienced racism, bullying, and identity trauma at a predominantly white private school. She also cited a $23 billion annual funding gap between predominantly non-white and white school districts. The article reports her comments along with Nikole Hannah-Jones's response about school choices.

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