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Nathan Fielder has had a wild year. Fielder caused a media storm earlier this month at the Telluride Film Festival after it was revealed that he and Lance Oppenheim had made a secret documentary with Elizabeth Holmes. Before that, the comedian was campaigning to improve pilots’ mental health in the second season of The Rehearsal. That campaign has now been successful after the Senate just passed the John A. Hauser Mental Health in Aviation Act and the Aviation Medication Transparency Act. The second season of the HBO series focused on airline safety, specifically related to communication between pilots and co-pilots…
Presented by American Policy Ventures — Plus: 💬Trump, Xi summit winds down {beacon} It’s Friday. We rarely work just 9 to 5 in the media business — but we can still celebrate the late Dolly Parton today with more than one cup of ambition. ☕ In today’s issue: White House TV pool makes…
Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) is up roughly 10% year-to-date and about 1% over the past year. Wall Street expects strong commercial momentum for Palantir following its latest updates around AI sovereignty. Palantir’s AIPCon 11 focused heavily on AI sovereignty rather than new models or compute partnerships, reinforcing the idea that enterprises and governments need AI systems that are model-agnostic, auditable, and fully under their control. DA Davidson Raises PT DA Davidson analyst Gil Luria made a move on PLTR’s price target, raising it from $200 to $250. Luria states that customers’ concerns lie around AI models, and they are increasingly…
The formation of a new armed alliance seeking to remove Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed follows a pattern that has plagued Ethiopia – an empire of many nations and nationalities still in the making – for decades. Those in power leave little space for peaceful political struggle; the winner takes it all, so those who feel disadvantaged take up arms to change the status quo. Actors and alliances change over time, but violence remains the only constant.The civil war in parts of Oromia has raged since Abiy took power in 2018, while the conflict in the Amhara region has raged since…
Few major artists are willing (dumb enough?) to criticize recent Cleveland devotee Taylor Swift in public, lest they incur the cursed wrath of her loyal fan base (or the pop star herself). However, Todd Rundgren, secure in his status as one of the last great rock curmudgeons, has absolutely nothing to lose. The rock legend recently spoke with Vulture’s Devon Ivie for a winding conversation about his career, from touring with Ringo Starr to his history with various members of the Band. Eventually, talk steered toward Rundgren’s production work on Meat Loaf’s seminal 1977 album Bat Out of Hell, which…
Rob DemovskySep 25, 2026, 02:00 AM ETCloseRob Demovsky is an NFL reporter at ESPN and covers the Green Bay Packers. He has covered the Packers since 1997 and joined ESPN in 2013. Demovsky is a two-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year as selected by the NSSA.Multiple AuthorsGREEN BAY, Wis. — The problem for the Green Bay Packers isn’t just that they couldn’t run the ball anywhere close to how the Atlanta Falcons did Thursday night or keep quarterback Jordan Love from getting pressured play after play. It’s that through three games, they have no idea what they’re good at on…
Mexico City was built over five ancient lakes. Although those bodies of water dried up during the invasion of Tenochtitlán — the ancient imperial capital of the Mexica — 500 years later, we still grapple with the consequences of that lacustrine past. The soil in the Mexican capital is remarkably uneven — so much so that the local government classified the city into “zones,” distinguishing the soil types found in each borough. Like this one, many buildings collapsed in the Roma neighborhood during the 2017 earthquake in Mexico City. (ProtoplasmaKid/Wikimedia Commons) Zone II, for example, is characterized by sandy soils,…
President Trump retains the loyalty of his core supporters, but Republican candidates in competitive races are increasingly looking for ways to distance themselves from the White House. Plus, Nikole Hannah-Jones’s viral essay in The New York Times dives into struggles involving her child’s education. Finally, the Senate map expands as Democrats eye opportunities in Kansas…
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The Green Bay Packers dropped to 1-2 on the season after a 35-14 defeat to the Atlanta Falcons on “Thursday Night Football.” It wasn’t the best home opener and the crowd at Lambeau Field let the players know by serenading them with boos during the game.Many of the Packers players understood the frustration from the fans and understood they as a team did not do anything to change the mood inside the stadium.AdvertisementTight end Tucker Kraft, who caught four passes for 26 yards, said hearing the boos was “pretty disappointing” and didn’t understand the crowd turning on the home side.”That’s…