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This article was written byFollowHello, my name is Daniel Bell, and I have been investing my personal accounts since college. I remember my first big “play”; it was with only $2,000, but this was right after the COVID lockdown hit and the market tanked. I used the Robinhood account I had to search out companies according to three parameters that I thought made sense: 1. Had the largest dips after lockdown, 2. Were growing beforehand, and 3. Had high caps. This way, I was able to find several well-run companies that had been very highly affected by the lockdown, but…

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EXCLUSIVE: Five Nights at Freddy’s and Shadow & Bone star Freddy Carter has been set to star with Lulu Wilson (Annabelle franchise), Mark McKenna (The Tourist), Stelio Savante (Sarah’s Oil) and Jeremy Gauna (1923) in sci-fi horror film Do Not Open. Jada Jay, Diletta Guglielmi, and singer-songwriter John Ford Coley round out the cast. Kristian McKay is writing and directing the feature, which is said to be inspired by cult genre movies like Christine and Videodrome. The contained supernatural thriller is set inside a remote Texas storage facility, “a place of forgotten story, abandoned memories, locked metal doors, and lives…

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Daily Newsletter Plus, why is Trump meddling in the Venice Architecture Biennale? By his own admission, William Kentridge’s studio is a “safe space for stupidity.” This principle has served the indefatigable South African artist well — over the course of six decades, he has developed a style all his own spanning printmaking, drawing, animation, and sculpture. Now, he’s sharing insights into his dendritic process in a new book based on a 2024 lecture he delivered at Oxford. Read one such chapter on lapis blue and creativity exclusively on Hyperallergic.Also today: a guide to Upstate Art Weekend, Trump’s meddling with the…

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Ex-Trump adviser turned critic John Bolton pleads guilty in classified information caseJohn Bolton, who served as Donald Trump’s national security adviser in his first administration before becoming an outspoken critic, has plead guilty in a federal court hearing in Maryland to one count of retaining classified national security information in a case that could send him to prison for up to five years.The charge is specifically related to diary entries about his work during Trump’s first term that he compiled for his memoir, which was deeply critical of Trump. Bolton was accused of transmitting some of these materials to two…

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Amigos, you’ve been reading about it everywhere: the homicide rate is significantly down in Mexico. The work that Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch has been doing is clearly bearing fruit. The security strategy has been steady and sustained. That said, critics have pointed out that some of the government’s numbers have been dressed up, and that those who don’t show up among the murdered may well be showing up among the disappeared. Whatever the case, one reality stands: President Sheinbaum’s government is working to contain the violence the cartels have unleashed — violence that we Mexicans have let grow for…

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A book released this week from two veteran White House reporters gives a revelatory look into the inner machinations of President Donald Trump’s office as he sought to consolidate and project power, take unprecedented legal risks, and transform the nature of the presidency during the first year of his second term as commander in chief — with even fewer constraints.

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Jersey Shore’s Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley is taking aim at people who criticized her for not inviting them to her wedding to Zack Carpinello. Taking to her Instagram on Thursday, June 25, Farley, 41, doubled-down on her decision to leave some people off the guest list, telling them via a video: “You proved my point.” “I’m doing this once because it’s so infuriating that while I am trying to enjoy being a wife to my husband, I am now getting caught up in retweets and tabloids about who was invited and who wasn’t invited, and who retweeted it, and who commented…

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The premiere for Jackass: Best And Last featured a drone display featuring the world “FART” alongside a depiction of one of the castmembers lighting their flatulence on fire. The fifth and final Jackass cinema release is in cinemas today, and at the movie’s premiere a drone display paid tribute to various classic moments in the franchise. This included the iconic Jackass emblem of a skull and two crutches, Johnny Knoxville being hit by a giant hand, a portable toilet exploding, and a man bent over with the word “FART” written above him, with fireworks depicting the lit gas. You can…

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A mass amnesty of undocumented immigrants is currently underway in Spain. Bucking the trend of its European neighbours, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s Socialist government is embracing immigration to underpin its growing economy. However, the plan does not enjoy universal support. It faces strong criticism, in particular from the far right. FRANCE 24’s Victoria David and Maude Petit-Jové report, with Sarah Morris. Undocumented immigrants in Spain have until June 30 to lodge a request for a temporary residence permit. At least half a million people are expected to benefit from the measure.   Our reporters look at how this historic amnesty will affect the lives of hundreds of thousands of migrants in Spain. They also ask if the initiative risks dividing Spanish society, where foreign nationals currently make up more than 15 percent of the active population. 

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