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- 1Trump's profanity brings presidential swearing into the open▼Bad language: profane Trump brings presidential swearing out into open
Donald Trump's habitual use of profanity in public remarks is drawing attention as a break from presidential norms. Commentators note that while earlier presidents cursed in private, Trump swears openly at rallies and press events, normalising language long considered off-limits in the White House and prompting debate about dignity in political discourse.
- 2NYT names Breaking Bad best TV show of the 21st century▼'Breaking Bad' named best TV show of the 21st century by NYT
The New York Times has ranked Breaking Bad as the best television series of the 21st century, placing the Bryan Cranston-led crime drama at the top of its list. The ranking has sparked debate among viewers and critics, many weighing in on whether the AMC series deserves the honor over other acclaimed shows of the era.
- 3Norm Eisen accuses Trump administration of trampling the law●"“The president & his administration have gone from breaking the # law to trampling it,” said Norm Eisen... “The prior a
Lawyer and former White House ethics czar Norm Eisen sharply criticized the president and his administration, saying they have "gone from breaking the law to trampling it." Eisen argued that a recent ad was bad enough, but that a new version "openly repurposes prior political conduct." The ad aired during "Fox News Sunday," "Saturday Night Live" and several college football broadcasts, drawing attention to how administration-backed messaging is reaching mass television audiences.
- 4Breaking Bad tops New York Times list of century's best TV shows●Breaking Bad tops New York Times list of 21st century’s best TV shows
Breaking Bad has been named the best television series of the 21st century in a new ranking published by The New York Times. The list of top shows has prompted widespread discussion among viewers and critics about whether the Bryan Cranston-led drama deserved the top spot, and which other series ranked highly.
- 5John Fetterman rejects claim he is a bad senator●John Fetterman rejects claim that he's a bad senator, Democrat The Pennsylvania senator has regularly criticized his par
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman has pushed back against criticism that he is a bad senator, amid frustration from fellow Democrats. He has repeatedly criticized his own party, fueling speculation that he could caucus with Republicans after the 2026 midterm elections. Speaking at the Texas Tribune Festival, Fetterman defended his record and his independent streak, insisting his bipartisan approach serves Pennsylvania voters rather than party interests.
- 6Illinois expands film tax credits amid taxpayer cost criticism▼Illinois lawmakers give big boost to movie industry while academics claim the Hollywood giveaway is a bad deal for taxpayers
Illinois lawmakers have approved expanded incentives for the film industry, boosting tax breaks aimed at attracting Hollywood productions to the state. Academics are pushing back, arguing the credits amount to a giveaway that costs taxpayers more than the economic benefits return. The debate pits economic development hopes against research suggesting film tax incentives rarely pay for themselves.
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Breaking Bad has taken the number one spot on a new ranking of the 100 best TV shows of all time. The Vince Gilligan-created crime drama, which ran from 2008 to 2013 and starred Bryan Cranston as Walter White, beat out long-running classics and newer prestige series for the top position. The list is sparking debate among viewers about whether the show deserves the crown.
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Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of sports betting giant FanDuel, is facing continued setbacks despite its market-leading position in the US. The company has been hit by a run of bad news, and commentators note that positive developments are quickly overshadowed by new problems, leaving investors and analysts questioning when its fortunes will turn around.