CNN sits down with 'Sinners' breakout star Miles CatonCNN's Omar Jimenez sits down with 'Sinners' star Miles Caton, who played Sammie Moore, also known as "Preacher Boy," in the film. Caton said he had been preparing for the role since he was 18 years old, and now the movie is the most-nominated film in Oscars history.
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The announcement comes weeks after the California attorney general opened a civil rights probe into the county’s fire preparations and response, focusing on potential disparities in historically Black west Altadena. AdvertisementCrump said he suspected the investigation would find racism at the root of the botched response to the fire, which decimated west Altadena. “How do you fall asleep on one side of the community?” Zaire Calvin, who lost his sister in west Altadena, asked at Thursday’s news conference. AdvertisementCalifornia With Pacific Palisades in spotlight, Altadena fights for attention, post-fire justice West Altadena, a historically Black, working-class community, has often been overlooked in the aftermath of the L.A. fires. Nick Vaquero, the whistleblower who first spoke to LAist, confirmed to The Times several details about his complaint, which he submitted to county officials in October.
But for thousands of L.A. County residents living with the complex, chronic condition known as long COVID, the emergency has never ended. “You’re realizing how easily society at large and people in your life will abandon you when you cannot offer them things.”Elle Seibert, 31, has been living with long COVID. “I know [long COVID] is new, but it’s not as new as it was. Last year, the Trump administration closed the Office for Long COVID Research and Practice and canceled grants for long COVID research. Yet new COVID infections are producing new long COVID patients.
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGTimothée Chalamet couldn’t have hit a lower note among his artistic peers last week. Variety/CNN“He seems to think that art is only valuable if it can produce money and fame for the artist, and that’s just not how art works. The value of art is intrinsic to the art itself, not how much money or fame it can get you,” New York City-based dancer Stefanie Renee Salyers, who spent years studying as a ballet dancer before entering dance theater, told HuffPost. Advertisement“Like in Russia, everyone goes to see a ballet and the ballerinas in Russia are as famous as Timothee Chalamet,” she said. Correction: An earlier version of this story misidentified Tamara Rojo as a current lead principal dancer with the San Francisco Ballet.
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Emily Gregory, the Democrat running in Trump's home House district in Florida, said his Mar-a-Lago residence is "not a friendly door" to knock on. AdvertisementMaples, though, was not even registered to vote in the district at the time of Trump’s Jan. 6 endorsement. Florida requires him to live in the district on Election Day, which in this case is March 24. It’s also unclear whether Trump’s endorsement — which Maples does not even mention on his website — will help or hurt Maples, given Trump’s increasing unpopularity. “I think, in this moment, Trump’s endorsement is Kryptonite,” said Nikki Fried, the Democratic state party chair.
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When successful, FOIA requests have revealed government waste, wrongdoing and potential violations of the Constitution. A clear picture of how the shrinking workforce has negatively impacted the public’s access to federal records is finally starting to emerge, as the court filings demonstrate. In April, the Bureau of Prisons told a federal court in the District of Columbia, “Three out of five of the attorneys … left the FOIA office under the deferred resignation program. Congress included an emergency provision in the law for situations when agencies violate the requirements of the statute: It allowed requesters to sue in federal court. According to Person Doe, after staff cuts effectively closed the CDC FOIA office, requests were routed to HHS.
In our travel news roundup this week: the 200th anniversary of a revolutionary suspension bridge, Time Out’s best cities for 2026, plus what the Iran war means for your travel plans. The world’s ‘best cities’British media group Time Out has named its “best cities for 2026,” and half of the top 10 are in Asia-Pacific. Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Riding the rails: The suspension bridge was soon joined by the Britannia Bridge, originally built for the railway line. C T Aylward/Moment RF/Getty Images Prev Next How the Menai Strait Bridge changed engineeringHere are three stories about ambitious design projects from three different centuries. The Menai Strait Bridge in Wales was the world’s longest suspension bridge when it opened in 1826.
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