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Breaking News – Showtime Adds Cast to New Comedy Series ‘Entitled’ Starring Brett Gelman

[08/18/22 – 06:02 AM]Showtime adds cast to new comedy series “Entitled” starring Brett GelmanDonald Sumpter, Brendan Patricks, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Mark Quartley, Jonathan Livingstone, Charlotte Louise Arrowsmith and Kelly Wenham join the cast. [via press release from Showtime] SHOWTIME(R) ADDS CAST TO NEW ‘TITLE’ COMEDY SERIES WITH BRETT GELMAN STARRING Donald Sumpter, Brendan Patricks, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Mark Quartley, Jonathan Livingstone, Charlotte Louise Arrowsmith and Kelly Wenham join the cast. Production begins this week on the comedy series in Manchester, England LOS ANGELES – August 18, 2022 – SHOWTIME has announced that Donald Sumpter (Game of Thrones), Brendan Patricks (Downton Abbey), Pippa…

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Breaking News: Elite climber Alex Honnold leads first ascent of one of Earth’s highest unclimbed rock faces

[08/18/22 – 04:52 AM]Elite climber Alex Honnold leads the first ascent of one of the highest unclimbed rock faces on EarthWhile filming National Geographic’s upcoming original series for Disney+, “On the Edge with Alex Honnold” (WT), world-class rock climbers Alex Honnold and Hazel Findlay made the first known ascent of Ingmikortilaq, one of the world’s largest natural monoliths climb higher on Earth. [via press release from Disney+] Elite climber Alex Honnold leads the first ascent of one of the highest unclimbed rock faces on Earth Expedition filmed for National Geographic’s upcoming original series, ON THE EDGE WITH ALEX HONNOLD (WT),…

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How do teachers talk about politics in the classroom? | opinion

It’s back to school time. Students and teachers are already in Utah classrooms and excitement is in the air. However, anxiety is also in the air. Some call it a crisis in the classroom. COVID-19 exacerbated the perennial problems of long hours, low pay and increased teacher workload. Together, these have taken their toll on educators, causing a serious shortage of teachers at the national levelincluded Utah, where administrators are scrambling to fill classrooms as the first day approaches. There is also a shortage of full-time and part-time support staff, including bus drivers, food service workers and substitute teachers. As…

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Nadal loses first match after injury

Rafael Nadal’s first match since pulling out of the Wimbledon semifinals through injury ended with a loss to Croatia’s Borna Coric at the Cincinnati Open. The 36-year-old Spaniard lost 7-6 (9-7) 4-6, 6-3 to the world number 152. Nadal has been recovering from an abdominal muscle injury for six weeks and the loss in the round of 16 match is a blow to his preparations for the US Open. The final Grand Slam event of the year begins on August 29. “In terms of New York, it’s a Grand Slam, a different kind of tournament,” said Nadal, who has won…

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Kemp fights Atlanta-area Trump probe subpoena after talks break down

Kemp’s attorney, Brian McEvoy, said it was Willis’ team that caused months of delays and that it was now too close to the 2022 election, when Kemp is seeking a second term, to hold an interview . Willis called that suggestion “ridiculous.” “This is NOT a politically motivated investigation. It is a criminal investigation and often at the end of criminal investigations people are fired and often go to jail,” Willis wrote in a July 20 email to McEvoy including in the archive. “You repeatedly refer to this as a politically motivated investigation, it doesn’t.” Two weeks later, on August…

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4 people, including firefighters, injured in massive fire in Beaver County – WPXI

ROCHESTER, Pa. – At least four people, including firefighters, are injured as crews continue to battle a massive wildfire in Beaver County. Two buildings are on fire and one has partially collapsed in the 100 block of Brighton Avenue in Rochester. >>>PHOTOS: Crews battling a massive fire at several buildings in Rochester A man lived on the second floor of the building and police said he and his two dogs were rescued. That man was taken to a hospital with chest pains and his dogs were taken to the Humane Society. Three firefighters with shoulder and leg injuries have also…

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The problem with seeing Taiwan only for its political value

Yes, I’m Taiwanese American, but I’m sorry to inform you that I won’t take sides on whether House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was right to visit Taiwan last week. My entire extended family lives there and I have many more knowledgeable relatives to answer to. Relatives who, when I proudly display the Mandarin I’ve polished as a reporter in the San Gabriel Valley, pat me on the head like I’m a particularly intelligent talking dog. Relatives who take me to all the delicious places to eat, who might stop if they didn’t like my thoughts on strait politics. So the strongest…

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The week in politics: from Washington to Minnesota

It seems surprising and even a little unusual, but lawmakers in Washington have actually been passing bills. President Joe Biden signed what Democrats are calling the Inflation Relief Act this week, and the news reverberated across Minnesota. The law is much smaller than the “Build Back Better” plan Biden originally wanted, but it’s still pretty big. Democrats say it will lower costs for families, combat the climate crisis, reduce the deficit and raise taxes on big business. It also caps prescription drug prices for Medicare recipients and, for the first time, will allow Medicare to begin negotiating some drug prices…

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