Country singer Trace Adkins, now 64, revisited one of the darkest chapters of his life on a recent podcast, the night in 1994 when his then-wife Julie Curtis shot him through the chest during a domestic argument. Adkins told the story on the July 28 episode of Theo Von's "This Past Weekend" podcast, describing the […] The post Trace Adkins opens up about the night his ex-wife shot him at point-blank range appeared first on American Almanac .
Country singer Trace Adkins, now 64, revisited one of the darkest chapters of his life on a recent podcast, the night in 1994 when his then-wife Julie Curtis shot him through the chest during a domestic argument. Adkins told the story on the July 28 episode of Theo Von's "This Past Weekend" podcast, describing the moment Curtis pointed a pistol at him in their kitchen while his two young daughters from his first marriage slept upstairs. The bullet entered under his left arm and exited under his right, straight through his body at point-blank range. He spent a month in the hospital. Doctors told his family and friends to come say goodbye. He survived. He did not press charges. And more than three decades later, he says he has forgiven…Open
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The architects of MAGA's media empire are in open revolt against President Trump , disgusted by his threat to destroy Iran's "whole civilization." Why it matters: Trump's political strength has always depended less on party institutions than on a decentralized media ecosystem — podcasters, streamers and activists who translate his message to millions of loyal voters. - At the start of Trump's second term, that coalition was unified, powerful and certain: They had just delivered him the White House, and believed he would deliver for them. - Now the movement's most powerful voices are working to keep Trump in check if not bring him down outright, accusing him of betraying the "America First" promises that built the movement. Zoom in:…
The architects of MAGA's media empire are in open revolt against President Trump , disgusted by his threat to destroy Iran's "whole civilization." Why it matters: Trump's political strength has always depended less on party institutions than on a decentralized media ecosystem — podcasters, streamers and activists who translate his message to millions of loyal voters. - At the start of Trump's second term, that coalition was unified, powerful and certain: They had just delivered him the White House, and believed he would deliver for them. - Now the movement's most powerful voices are working to keep Trump in check if not bring him down outright, accusing him of betraying the "America First" promises that built the movement. Zoom in:…Open
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Actor Vince Vaughn slammed late night TV for being too political, while late night host Jimmy Kimmel sparked outrage for a joke about DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin being a former plumber. #VinceVaughn #JimmyKimmel #MarkwayneMullin About Rising: Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to happen. It also sets the day's political agenda by breaking exclusive news with a team of scoop-driven reporters and demanding answers during interviews with the country's most important political newsmakers. Follow…
