Trump and Melania Are Booed, Cheered During MAGA’s Night Out at Kennedy Center Premiere

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President Trump and his wife Melania attended the opening night of a traveling group’s performance of the famous musical “Les Misérables” at the Kennedy Center Opera House. This show gained popularity in 1980s New York as Trump was rising to fame as a real estate tycoon and media personality. Meanwhile, National Guard troops deployed by Trump are still stationed in Los Angeles for protection of federal buildings during initially peaceful protests and are also accompanying ICE in immigration raids. Before the musical’s debut, the Trumps walked down a red carpet. The show centers around the struggles of the poor and oppressed fighting against resistance as they stand on the brink of revolution – a theme that Trump has stated is one of his favorites.

Is Pokemon TCG Pocket Down? Current Server Status

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As a dedicated card collector myself, I can’t help but marvel at the ongoing popularity of the TCG Pocket collection. It’s not just Pokémon enthusiasts who are drawn to it; anyone with a passion for gathering cards, be it in physical form or through digital platforms, finds themselves captivated by this enduring phenomenon.

Adult Swim Tackles Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones in Latest Series

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The television channel has commissioned a show titled “Keeping Up With the Joneses” from creators Hugh Davidson, Rachel Ramras, and Larry Dorf. This 10-episode, half-hour series will follow the Newberry family of Dallas as they strive to match the extravagant lifestyle of their extremely wealthy neighbors, such as Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, who lives right beside them. In this animated adaptation, Jerry Jones will be portrayed as a character within the series, though it will be an actor providing his voice, not Jones himself.

PBS and NPR Funding Is on the Precipice as House Votes to Rescind Federal Dollars

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The legislative proposal was approved by just a hair’s breadth, with a vote of 214-212, as one Republican changed their stance on the issue. This fiscal revocation bill now moves forward to the U.S. Senate, where it can be passed with a straightforward majority, which equates to 50 votes, or more if the Vice President is required to settle any ties. Currently, the Republicans hold a significant advantage in the Senate with a ratio of 53 to 47 seats. While moderates like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski have voiced reservations about the bill, it remains uncertain whether these concerns will be enough to prevent its passage.