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Herb Scribner's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news with a particular focus on celebrity news, the music industry, trials and legal cases within the entertainment industry. He also covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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Dan Driscoll's resignation Monday was the latest in a series of exits by senior military leaders.
The Trump $1 coin has a face value of $1, no matter what a collector might pay for it.
The Iran war has been exacerbating a shortage of missile-defense weaponry.
Meanwhile, Virginia is exploring a three-year bachelor's degree , joining a growing national push to shorten college.
After Anthropic's warning, questions about p(doom) and AI killing humans are rising.
The ways to stop AI doom face tremendous roadblocks.
President Trump hinted at this technology, saying we "always have something to stop them."
Trump faces a low approval ratings thanks to the war in Iran, high gas prices and inflation.
Trump is teasing the checks as Americans remain frustrated with rising costs.
Trump downplayed the midterms, less than two months away from Election Day.
