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Capitol Context: Unusual timing for Texas redistricting
As the Texas special legislative session gets underway, keep up with Capitol Context as KXAN examines the bills being debated, the messages we’re hearing from elected leaders, and how their votes impact us all. AUSTIN (KXAN) — As Texas lawmakers reconvene for a special legislative session, we’re taking a closer look at the controversial Republican-led…
Read MoreDog the Bounty Hunter’s Stepson Gregory Zecca Placed on Psychiatric Hold After Death of Son Anthony
Like her siblings, Bonnie (born in 1998) appeared on Dog the Bounty Hunter. But these days, she’s sharing less about bounty hunting and more about her fitness journey with fans. “I’ve been trying to lose weight since I was probably 18 years old,” she exclusively told E! in 2024. “And it was just very frustrating…
Read MoreYou Actress Victoria Pedretti Engaged to Ethan Delorenzo
Victoria Pedretti has found her love IRL. The You actress—who played Love Quinn on the Netflix series—shared that she is engaged to filmmaker Ethan Delorenzo. “It’s no secret I’m deeply in love or that I’m engaged to Ethan,” she wrote on Instagram July 21. “I tell everyone I meet.” Alongside the announcement, Victoria also shared…
Read MoreOasis’ Liam Gallagher Says Cheaters Are Safe at Their Concerts After Coldplay Scandal
What did Coldplay’s Chris Martin say that caused a viral scandal for former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron? Performing at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., on July 15, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin zeroed in on two people who seemingly sprang out of each other’s arms once they saw that they were on the jumbotron. “The way…
Read MoreI Used to Live in London—These Are the Only 10 Euro Girl Summer Staples You’ll Regret Not Packing
Our writers and editors independently determine what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, E! may earn a commission. Learn more. Packing for a Euro summer is basically a skill—and after living in London for five years (and dragging way too many overweight suitcases back and forth), I like to think I’ve become…
Read MoreTracee Ellis Ross Honors “TV Husband” Malcolm-Jamal Warner After His Tragic Death
Tracee Ellis Ross is mourning the tragic loss of a dear friend. Shortly after news broke that The Cosby Show alum Malcolm-Jamal Warner died from an accidental drowning in Costa Rica at age 54, the Black-ish actress honored her Reed Between the Lines costar with a touching tribute. “I love you, Malcolm,” Ross wrote in…
Read MoreMacDowell’s Chiwoniso Kaitano On Why America Can’t Afford to Underfund the Arts
Kaitano argues that residencies like MacDowell are vital, but not sufficient—they must be complemented by sustained public funding and policy support. Joanna Eldredge Morrissey photo, courtesy of MacDowell Nestled in the woods of Peterborough, New Hampshire, is a cornerstone of American cultural life most people have never heard of. MacDowell, an artist residency program, was…
Read MoreContext-Aware A.I. Could Fix the Modern Workplace’s Communication Crisis
A new class of A.I. tools is tackling what most derails teamwork: miscommunication and lost context. Unsplash+ The modern workplace is increasingly complex: Teams span continents, technical expertise varies wildly across roles and the pace of change means context is constantly shifting. Into this challenging environment steps context-aware A.I. (CAI)—technology that doesn’t just process information…
Read MoreADAA Hits Pause On The Art Show as Dealers Question Whether Fairs Are Still Worth It
According to the report, the U.S. was the largest national market for art fairs in 2024, hosting 24 percent of all global events. North America accounted for 26 percent overall—a slight dip from 28 percent in 2019—reflecting a net loss of 27 fairs over that period. Europe continued to dominate, accounting for 54 percent of…
Read MoreThe World’s Richest Woman Has Opened a Medical School
On July 14, 48 students walked through the doors of the Alice L. Walton School of Medicine in Bentonville, Ark. to become its inaugural class. Some came from neighboring cities, others from urban centers in Michigan and New York. Almost all had a choice in where they could become doctors but took a chance on…
Read MoreA.I.’s Power Problem: How Data Centers Hold the Key to a Greener Future
With A.I. workloads climbing, sustainable data infrastructure, especially in the Nordics region, may offer a blueprint for balancing growth and ESG. Unsplash+ The A.I. market has seen unprecedented growth in recent years and shows no signs of slowing down. According to a UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report, the global A.I. market is projected to…
Read MoreThe Hottest Summer Reads of 2025
These recently released romance titles will keep you enthralled to the very last page. Courtesy the publishers There’s a reason spicy food hits different in the summer. Those hot peppers don’t just make your tongue tingle—they can actually help cool you down. Capsaicin, the compound behind that fiery kick, activates your thermoreceptors (the sensors that…
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