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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Michael Douglas admits long-hidden fling with Kathleen Turner from Romancing the Stone

Michael Douglas has confirmed a secret affair with Kathleen Turner during the making of Romancing the Stone, a romance the pair denied for more than 40 years while their on-screen chemistry lit up theaters. The 82-year-old actor details the relationship in an excerpt from his upcoming memoir "One Helluva Ride," obtained by People and reported […] The post Michael Douglas admits long-hidden fling with Kathleen Turner from Romancing the Stone appeared first on American Almanac .

Michael Douglas has confirmed a secret affair with Kathleen Turner during the making of Romancing the Stone, a romance the pair denied for more than 40 years while their on-screen chemistry lit up theaters. The 82-year-old actor details the relationship in an excerpt from his upcoming memoir "One Helluva Ride," obtained by People and reported by Fox News . Douglas and Turner starred together in the 1984 adventure hit, with Douglas as Jack Colton and Turner as Joan Wilder. For decades the two told the public they felt temptation and shared "amazing chemistry" but never acted on it. Douglas now says that line was false. In the memoir he writes that the attraction hit right away. Douglas described Turner as smart, funny, and sexy, with the…Open

In his memoir "One Helluva Ride," how does Michael Douglas describe his initial attraction to Kathleen Turner?
Douglas described Turner as smart, funny, and sexy, noting her signature deep, sultry voice. He wrote that he was "knocked sideways" by her and that the attraction hit right away, growing naturally from their close work on the film, the pressure of the production, mutual respect, and physical attraction.
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What did Kathleen Turner say in response to the revelation of her 40-year-old affair with Michael Douglas?
Kathleen Turner issued a brief statement to People regarding the sudden attention, saying, "Good heavens what a fuss about something 40 years ago! I love Michael and I look forward to enjoying the book."
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How did the secret affair between Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner eventually come to an end?
The romance ended after Diandra Luker visited the film set with their son, Cameron, and made it clear to Kathleen Turner that she and Douglas were still married. Douglas noted that after this split, his marriage to Luker was never the same; Luker eventually filed for divorce in 1995, and the divorce was finalized in 2000.
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What were the specific circumstances of Michael Douglas's personal life while he was filming Romancing the Stone with Kathleen Turner?
At the time of filming in 1984, Douglas was still technically married to Diandra Luker, though the couple was separated and both were involved in extramarital affairs. Douglas stated that they kept the affair with Turner a secret from director Bob Zemeckis and co-star Danny DeVito to protect Luker and their young son, Cameron.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Botched Christa Pike lethal injection distracts from murdered teen and puts Tennessee executions in doubt, former chief says

A botched lethal injection of Christa Pike has stolen focus from her murdered teenage victim and may halt Tennessee executions for good, the former Knoxville police chief says. Tennessee’s attempt to execute 30-year death row inmate Christa Pike collapsed Wednesday evening after officials struggled to carry out the lethal injection, leaving her alive in critical […] The post Botched Christa Pike lethal injection distracts from murdered teen and puts Tennessee executions in doubt, former chief says appeared first on American Almanac .

A botched lethal injection of Christa Pike has stolen focus from her murdered teenage victim and may halt Tennessee executions for good, the former Knoxville police chief says. Tennessee’s attempt to execute 30-year death row inmate Christa Pike collapsed Wednesday evening after officials struggled to carry out the lethal injection, leaving her alive in critical condition and shifting the entire story away from the young woman she tortured to death three decades ago. Former Knoxville police chief Phil Keith, who oversaw the original murder investigation, told Fox News Digital on Thursday that the failed procedure has erased attention from 19-year-old victim Colleen Slemmer and left him doubting whether the state will carry out any more…Open

What were the characteristics of Colleen Slemmer as described by former Knoxville police chief Phil Keith?
Keith described Colleen Slemmer as a bright young woman who was interested in computers and was trying to get her life on track after a troubled early childhood. He emphasized that she was an innocent party who was not involved in any of the violence that occurred at the Job Corps vocational school.
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What were the specific circumstances regarding the legal and procedural hurdles faced before Pike's scheduled execution?
Pike's attorneys filed a last-minute appeal, a clemency petition, and requests for alternate execution methods and an all-female execution team days before the scheduled date. While an appeals court stay initially delayed the process, the Supreme Court ruled that the execution could proceed before midnight. Officials then spent roughly nine hours preparing before the failed attempt began.
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What actions did Tennessee Governor Bill Lee take following the failed execution attempt?
Governor Bill Lee ordered an independent review of the failed procedure to determine why the outcome differed from the 100+ other times the process has been used in the country. Additionally, he postponed the state's only remaining execution scheduled for the year.
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How did former Knoxville police chief Phil Keith describe the impact of the botched execution on the public narrative?
Phil Keith, who oversaw the original 1995 murder investigation, stated that the botched lethal injection has stolen the focus from the murdered teenage victim, Colleen Slemmer. He expressed concern that the public attention is now fixed on the inmate's medical status and the state's procedural breakdown rather than the life and potential future of the innocent young woman who was tortured to death three decades ago.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Education official says Trump school choice tax credit will pressure blue states to opt in

A top Education Department official says Democratic governors who long fought school choice will face real financial pressure to join President Trump's federal scholarship tax credit, or watch donor money and student opportunities leave their states. Lindsey Burke, deputy chief of staff at the Department of Education, told Fox News Digital that competitive pressure from […] The post Education official says Trump school choice tax credit will pressure blue states to opt in appeared first on American Almanac .

A top Education Department official says Democratic governors who long fought school choice will face real financial pressure to join President Trump's federal scholarship tax credit, or watch donor money and student opportunities leave their states. Lindsey Burke , deputy chief of staff at the Department of Education, told Fox News Digital that competitive pressure from the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program is already building on holdout states, and she expects it to push all 50 to participate. Governors must formally opt in before residents and local scholarship groups can fully take part. More than half of U.S. states have already signed up, according to an IRS report described in the coverage, while New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is…Open

What role did Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear play in the expansion of the scholarship tax credit?
Although Governor Andy Beshear raised concerns that school choice could divert resources from public education and issued a veto on opt-in legislation, the Kentucky state legislature overrode his veto. As a result, Kentucky has formally joined the program.
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How does the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit differ from traditional school vouchers according to the Department of Education?
The program is designed to be separate from traditional vouchers because it does not involve a city or state cutting a check from its own education fund. Because it is a federal credit, the donations go to nonprofits rather than directly into the state's public-school budget, allowing parents to access more options without impacting local public-school funding.
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What is the specific timeline and opposition regarding New York's participation in the federal scholarship tax credit?
A spokesperson for Governor Kathy Hochul confirmed the intent to opt New York into the program, with reports indicating the opt-in may start in 2027. However, the move faces opposition from teachers unions and public-school advocates who launched a petition against it, arguing that the program would steer tax-advantaged dollars toward private tuition for families who never used the public school system.
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Which Democratic governors have already taken action or are moving toward joining the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program?
Colorado Governor Jared Polis was the first Democratic governor to announce his state would participate, and Colorado has since formally opted in. New York Governor Kathy Hochul is also moving toward joining the program, with a spokesperson confirming her intent to opt New York in, which would make it the 30th state to participate.
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YOUTUBE (Fox News) - BREAKING: Tennessee prison chief RESIGNS after failed execution

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Fox News host Jon Scott discusses Tennessee officials announcing the resignation of the state's prison chief following the failed execution of Christa Pike on 'Fox Report.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #foxreport #tennessee #nashville #christapike #pike #deathpenalty #execution #lethalinjection #prison #corrections #criminaljustice #frankstrada #strada #billlee #jonScott #jonscott #scott #government #investigation

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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - BREAKING: Tennessee prisons chief out after failed execution of Christa Pike

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The head of Tennessee's prison system will resign later this month after this week's failed execution of Christa Pike, the only woman on the state's death row, according to Governor Bill Lee. Michael Benz at Case Western Reserve University joined LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to discuss what happens next.

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YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Search ongoing for Boston-bound medical plane

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Fox News correspondent CB Cotton discusses the Coast Guard’s assistance in the search for a jet missing off the coast of Nantucket on ‘Fox Report.’ #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #foxreport #cbcotton #nantucket #massachusetts #boston #medicalplane #missingplane #aircraft #aviation #searchandrescue #coastguard #uscoastguard #emergency #atlantic Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - 'We can hit Iran a hell of a lot harder': Robert Harward

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On "Saturday Agenda," General Wesley Clark and Admiral Robert Harward talk about the latest in the Iran war.

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REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Tom Homan Lands One on Legacy Media: 'If You're Illegal, You Got a Problem'

It's a little baffling, this notion that seems so prevalent on the Left that just because a person broke one law and (so far) no other, that they should somehow get a pass on the one law they broke. That sounds amazing, but that is the stance the Left takes in illegal immigration; if a person breaks the law entering the country illegally, they are somehow excused unless they commit some additional crime.

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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei ran office dilemmas past a stuffed-animal “advisory council”

Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband kept a “personal advisory council” of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems, a habit that started at OpenAI and now sits beside a hard push for AI rules critics call market capture. Breitbart News reported that an Atlantic account, adapted from journalist Kevin Roose’s forthcoming book, describes […] The post Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei ran office dilemmas past a stuffed-animal “advisory council” appeared first on American Almanac .

Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband kept a “personal advisory council” of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems, a habit that started at OpenAI and now sits beside a hard push for AI rules critics call market capture. Breitbart News reported that an Atlantic account, adapted from journalist Kevin Roose’s forthcoming book, describes how Amodei and husband Holden Karnofsky assigned character profiles to plush toys and used them on office dilemmas. The practice began while both were still at OpenAI, years before Anthropic existed. Few colleagues knew. Those who did were never sure how seriously the pair treated the “advice.” In 2023, Amodei told Roose the toys helped her analyze different personality…Open

Who are the other co-founders of Anthropic and what is Daniela Amodei's current role within the company?
Anthropic was founded by Daniela Amodei, her brother Dario Amodei, Jack Clark, Sam McCandlish, Tom Brown, Chris Olah, Jared Kaplan, and later Ben Mann. Daniela Amodei serves as the president and board chair of Anthropic, where she has oversight across research, engineering, product, governance, and commercial operations.
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What are the primary criticisms regarding Anthropic's push for AI regulation and government oversight?
Critics, including David Sacks and Breitbart News editor-in-chief Alex Marlow, argue that the push for AI rules by figures like Dario Amodei is not pure altruism but rather a move for market capture and power politics. The criticism suggests that by urging a slowdown and government regulation, these AI titans are attempting to lock in their positions, wall off the sector from antitrust exposure, and create a regulatory framework controlled by themselves to manage the market.
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How did Daniela Amodei and her brother Dario Amodei transition from OpenAI to the founding of Anthropic?
Daniela Amodei joined OpenAI in 2018 and eventually managed technical teams, while her brother Dario grew distrustful of Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, leading to the creation of "Dario’s clique" and private Slack channels. By 2020, Dario began recruiting people to build a new company focused on an AI-safety mission. Daniela took the lead in negotiating the split from OpenAI, an event staff members nicknamed "the divorce." In December 2020, the siblings left to found Anthropic with Jack Clark, Sam McCandlish, Tom Brown, Chris Olah, and Jared Kaplan.
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What was the "personal advisory council" used by Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband, and what specific roles did the stuffed animals play?
Daniela Amodei and her husband, Holden Karnofsky, kept a personal advisory council consisting of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems. The practice began while they were still at OpenAI. The council included specific characters with assigned roles: Jinji, a lazy cat; Maura, a pink bear cast as type-A; and Beary Bonds, a panda tied to generosity and empathy. Amodei stated in 2023 that the toys helped her analyze different personality types.
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