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Anderson Cooper, who earns a reported $12 million a year from CNN alone, says he won’t leave his son an inheritance Yahoo News October 6, 2021 Anderson Cooper said on the “Morning Meeting” podcast that he would not be leaving an inheritance for his son, Wyatt Morgan Cooper. Wyatt was born via surrogacy last year and is the only child of Cooper, who co-parents Wyatt with his ex-boyfriend Benjamin Maisani. Cooper appeared on the “Morning Meeting” podcast with editors of the weekly newsletter Air Mail to talk about his new book about his ancestors, “Vanderbilt: The Rise and…
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‘The job wasn’t completed in 1948. The land wasn’t emptied of Arabs’ By Shany Littman Haaretz.com October 5, 2021 Avi Mograbi’s new movie, “The First 54 Years — An Abbreviated Manual for Military Occupation,” has not been among the offerings at any of the film festivals held in Israel this year, and so far no Israeli television channel has been willing to air it either. Nor did the nonprofit foundations that usually support documentary films want to get involved this time around, even though Mograbi is a highly-regarded longtime filmmaker whose previous films have been very successful and…
Anderson Cooper Says His Son Wyatt is Obsessed with Feet — Watch! Just Jared October 5, 2021 Anderson Cooper is dishing on life as a dad! The 54-year-old CNN anchor stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show for an interview airing on Monday (October 4). During his chat with Ellen, Anderson revealed that his 17-month-old son Wyatt is currently obsessed with feet. Continue Reading…..
Who will star as James Bond? 6 actors rumored to play 007 after Daniel Craig By Nate Day Fox News October 5, 2021 With the highly-anticipated James Bond flick “No Time to Die” just around the corner, fans are eagerly awaiting Daniel Craig’s final turn as the iconic British spy. The 53-year-old actor has starred in five Bond films and a number of video games since 2006’s “Casino Royale.” His tenure has also included “Quantum of Solace,” “Skyfall” and “Spectre.” Now that Craig’s time in the role has come to an end, rumors have begun to swirl about…
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Analysis: Donald Trump sends a very clear message to Ron DeSantis: Stay out of 2024! By Analysis by Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large CNN October 4, 2021 (CNN)Donald Trump may be waiting to announce his (seemingly inevitable) run for his old office in 2024 but he’s already sending a warning shot at a potential rival for the nomination. Asked about the possibility of facing Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2024, Trump was hugely dismissive. “If I faced him, I’d beat him like I would beat everyone else,” Trump told Yahoo Finance late last week. “I think most people…
Vatican Warns U.S. Bishops: Don’t Deny Biden Communion Over Abortion By Jason Horowitz New York Times October 4, 2021 ROME — The Vatican has warned conservative American bishops to hit the brakes on their push to deny communion to politicians supportive of abortion rights — including President Biden, a faithful churchgoer and the first Roman Catholic to occupy the Oval Office in 60 years. But despite the remarkably public stop sign from Rome, the American bishops are pressing ahead anyway and are expected to force a debate on the communion issue at a remote meeting that starts on…
Biden’s pick for Comptroller of the Currency blasted over past pro-communism remarks By Peter Aitken Fox News October 4, 2021 President Biden’s pick for Comptroller of the Currency has provoked sharp criticism for past and recent comments that praised the Soviet economy. Biden on Sept. 23 nominated Saul Omarova, a law school professor at Cornell University, for the office responsible with the regulation and supervision of all national banks. Omarova’s nomination drew immediate pushback from powerful voices who criticized her background and past comments that indicated a favor for the policies of the USSR. Omarova was born in…
Kamala Harris made Joe Biden’s rough week even worse By Xander Landen Newsweek October 4, 2021 The past week was tough for President Joe Biden. Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t make it any easier. Biden’s legislative agenda, including a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and a sprawling $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation package, stalled after Democrats failed to reach an agreement on the larger piece of legislation, which includes funding for a variety of social programs. Earlier in the week, lawmakers grilled military leaders over the U.S. evacuation of Afghanistan, and one contradicted a statement the president made last month…