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CNBC’s Jim Cramer Warns New Trump Tariffs Would Be “Horrendous For The Economy”
Billboard Women in Music 2025 “Speaking as someone who’s not a fan of free trade, I have to be honest here: A 20% across-the-board tariff on almost all imports, that…
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John Oliver Smeared With Defamation Suit After Claiming Health Care Exec Believed “It’s Okay If People Have Sh*t On Them For Days”
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Fox News Tops Q1 And March Ratings As MSNBC And CNN Point To Post-Inauguration Gains
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Cory Booker Rails Against Trump & “Disneyfication” Of U.S. History As Epic Floor Speech Nears Senate Record
Billboard Women in Music 2025 Elections in Florida and Wisconsin on Tuesday might shift the political landscape for Donald Trump and Democrats, but it is Cory Booker who has taken…
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Jac Schaeffer Confirms Nicky Is the Son of Agatha Harkness and Rio Vidal in Agatha All Along
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John Waters’ Liarmouth no longer happening
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Joe Locke Finally Breaks His Silence on Playing Billy Kaplan/Wiccan in ‘Agatha All Along’: “Billy’s Power Changes Everything”
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New Concept Art Reveals Joe Locke’s Teen Hero and Ali Ahn’s Alice Wu with Powers in Agatha All Along
New concept art of Joe Locke‘s ‘Teen‘ and Ali Ahn’s Alice Wu, showcasing their powers in Marvel’s Agatha All Along, has been revealed by Daniel Selon, the show’s costume…
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avclub.com Review: B Rating
The instant hook is that, a few minutes into the premiere, two Pakistani-American brothers witness their dad die in a freak accident. They inherit his successful convenience-store chain only to learn he was using it as a front to smuggle drugs. Raj (Ms. Marvel’s Saagar Shaikh) and Mir (WandaVision’s Asif Ali) Dar are unexpectedly thrust into the dangerous mafia underworld.
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