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Singer-songwriter Huey Lewis joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about his new Broadway musical, "The Heart of Rock and Roll," and working through hearing loss.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for June 3, 2024.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for June 3, 2024.

Biden's response is still too muted.

Valentina Gomez, who is running to be the GOP's candidate for Missouri's secretary of state, has dropped a verse on the new Hi-Rez track "America First."

South Korean residents were told to remain indoors to avoid touching the items.

Hunter Biden, 54, is poised to become the first child of a sitting president to stand a criminal trial over his alleged illegal possession of a firearm while addicted to narcotics.

The Defense Minister for the Netherlands outlined the sole condition for Kyiv's use of the 24 combat jets heading to Ukraine for strikes on Russia.

Four projects in Texas and one in Florida are soon set to begin as part of a $1.2 billion bundle of contracts.

On Sunday, South Korea said it would take “unbearable” retaliatory steps in response, before North Korea abruptly announced it would stop flying balloons across the border.

"There are so many people who deserve to have this kind of life who don’t, but I think I’m comfortable with not deserving it and doing it anyway," she said.

On Thursday, a jury found Donald Trump guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records relating to a hush money payment.

Is it still true that there’s no such thing as bad publicity?

With an ongoing war on their doorstep, countries like Jordan and Egypt have recently faced enormous challenges in travel and tourism. At this year's Arabian Travel Market, CNN's Eleni Giokos gets a glimpse of what's in store for the future of their tourism sectors.

The hotter it gets, the more difficult it is for our bodies to cope.

Former Daughters of the American Revolution member, Brenda Becker, tells Fox News Digital why she's among the critics of the female group admitting transgender members.

San Francisco business owner Ben Wang told Fox News Digital why he refuses to give up on the city even though his fashion shop has been robbed five times.

Legal analysts and pundits are sounding the alarm on Donald Trump's conviction, suggesting there is legitimate ground for the former president to appeal.

Friday and Saturday may be the week’s nicest days, with low rain chances.

If sea levels were to rise by six feet, portions of Boston and Cambridge would be flooded, leaving some of Harvard University's buildings submerged.

Russian military bloggers have criticized Moscow's forces for operating their vehicles in long columns.

A number of polls have suggested that Trump will lose the presidential election having been found guilty in his hush money case.

Officials warned against the risk of heat-related illnesses, such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke, amid sweltering temperatures.

Princess Kate has a decision to make about whether to step out in public before crowds of royal watchers.

South Korea’s presidential national security council said it has decided to suspend a 2018 inter-Korean agreement aimed at easing animosities, until mutual trust between the two Koreas is restored.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/CCTVIn recent military drills with Cambodia, China unleashed a slew of robotic “dogs” that are equipped with rifles, primed and ready to take on urban combat operations for Beijing. Footage of the menacing machines in action have offered a glimpse into a future where robots can replace manpower in times of war—and stirred debate about what the United States could be up against in a conflict with China.“It can serve as a new member in our urban combat operations, replacing our members to conduct reconnaissance and identify [the] enemy and strike the target,” a Chinese soldier, named Chen Wei, said of the newest member of the Chinese military, according to CCTV.“During our missions, it can provide real-time transmission of reconnaissance footage to the command posts, another soldier, Yang Shengzhi, said.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Courtesy of NetflixPoint Break is a masterpiece of stylish macho-Zen California crime cinema, and thus it’s no shock to learn that it was also the inspiration for one of the greatest bank robbery sprees in recent American history. How to Rob a Bank (June 5, on Netflix) tells the true story of a crook nicknamed “Hollywood” who, taking his cue from Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 Keanu Reeves-Patrick Swayze gem, pulled off 19 stickups at various Seattle banks between 1992 and 1996 for a total haul of $2.3 million. As it turns out, Hollywood didn’t get to enjoy the fruits of his illicit labor for long. Yet the thrill of directors Stephen Robert Morse and Seth Porges’ documentary isn’t the sad destination so much as the wild journey—and the ride they detail proves to be full of the very thrills one might expect from a summer blockbuster.Considering its subject’s fondness for the movies, as well as its flamboyant saga of daring heists, outrageous disguises, and outlandish hidden lairs, How to Rob a Bank fittingly embellishes itself with animated storyboard panels and dramatic recreations shot like a big-screen feature. Morse and Porges’ film is set in the early-’90s Pacific Northwest—an era in which Seattle’s fortunes exploded thanks to the rise of Starbucks, Amazon, and Microsoft. This tech boom brought a “flood of money” and, with it, an influx of banks. With great cash came great thieving opportunities for the city’s wrongdoers, and it wasn’t long before law enforcement was spending substantial time and resources trying to stem the rising tide of felonies.Even in this chaotic environment, Hollywood was clearly different, not only because of his success but because of his methods. Wearing facial prosthetics to conceal his identity and a D.A.R.E. cap to suggest that he was a cop (and, additionally, to thumb his nose at investigators), the criminal was a “professional” who committed almost all his robberies on his own inside the bank. Demonstrating an impressive crowd-control presence and a deep knowledge of the establishments’ security protocols, Hollywood was a cut above the usual smash-and-grab pack. Still, that wasn’t initially apparent, given that his early bounties were rather pitiful, lowlighted by second, third, and fourth robberies that each netted him less than $10,000. To lead FBI agent Shawn Johnson, this indicated that Hollywood and his accomplices were “bumbling idiots.” Such an opinion, however, didn’t last long.Read more at The Daily Beast.

As Americans gear up for summer travel, 77% expect to pack a prescription medications, said a survey. A pharmacist shares the drugs that are likely to be prohibited when traveling internationally.

I feel more violated, betrayed, and angry because I've been carrying this secret around for five decades.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/MGM PicturesLuca Guadagnino’s Challengers is the rare film that features an actual love triangle, as in a three-sided figure with all points connected; most others that pretend to this setup are really tracing a love vertex, in which one central point connects to two others that do not. In the new pas de trois setting silver screens and social media feeds ablaze with the raw charge of attraction, tennis aces Art Donaldson (Mike Faist) and Patrick Zweig (Josh O’Connor) battle it out on the court not just for trophies and bragging rights, but for the regard of their mutual crush object, Tashi Duncan (Zendaya). And yet, for all their competition, something—maybe the phallic churros waggled in each other’s faces, maybe the phallic Coke bottle Patrick idly grazes against his lips, maybe the literal phallus Patrick shows off to Art during a sesh in the steam room—suggests a roiling homoerotic tension between Tashi’s two “little white boys.”Challengers operates under the logic of porn, wherein everything is made to sound like innuendo-laden foreplay to the main event—in this case, athletics rather than intercourse. But are the boys both using Tashi to launder their desire for one another? Or do the three of them comprise a discrete unit, Tashi’s presence essential to an equation with fragile balance? Is this all a game to them?As with anything else, inquiring minds are best served by turning to Reddit for answers. The approximate dynamic of Challengers plays itself out every day on the subreddit r/gayforcelebs, where posters construct and engage in scenarios riffing on a theme: two men join in sexual activity at the behest of, to earn the approval of, or simply while imagining a female celebrity. (At the risk of stating the obvious, be forewarned that the links contained in this essay will send you into NSFW territory.) The board currently boasts almost 58,000 subscribers, with a wide variety of approaches and wants under the umbrella of this specific kink. And while the upvotes on a popular post usually hit a ceiling around the mid-three figures, they also rack up a higher average of comments than seen on some more heavily-trafficked boards. Transatlantic offshoot r/gayforcelebsUK has only 3,500 readers, but the fact of its existence says something about the prevalence of the original board.Read more at The Daily Beast.

The cops chased after him and the suspect pulled out a gun and fired at the officers.

Disney+As warm, fuzzy, and deeply felt as a hug from Fozzie Bear, Ron Howard’s new documentary takes the measure of Jim Henson, the man behind the Muppets (and Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth), as both a creative genius and a family man, exploring his revolutionary spirit and dedication to craft across a 36-year career.In Jim Henson Idea Man, which premiered at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and streams on Disney+ starting May 31, Howard tenderly eulogizes the late puppeteer and animator while traveling the span of his life—no small feat for a 108-minute documentary, but one that Howard attempts by proposing a broader paean to Henson’s ingenuity rather than diving too deeply beneath the surface.Made with the direct participation of the Henson family, and with full access to his personal archives, this very authorized documentary was never going to be a controversial or even unconventional portrait of its subject, and to that end a filmmaker as steady and workmanlike as Howard is well-suited for the task. Before moving into feature filmmaking, Howard was a child star of The Andy Griffith Show and Happy Days, on television at the same time as The Muppet Show, and the filmmaker’s clear admiration for Henson comes through strongly, perhaps not because they could be considered peers but because Howard was there when it happened.Read more at The Daily Beast.

The Grammy-winning rocker, 60, teased some details about his daughter's upcoming nuptials and casually let it slip when Zoë and the "Magic Mike" actor will be tying the knot.

If Monday's brainteaser is proving to be a struggle, Newsweek has some handy hints to help you out.

Claudia Sheinbaum is projected to win Mexico's presidential election and become the first woman to lead the country's government, according to preliminary results reported by the National Electoral Institute.

North Korea flew hundreds of balloons to drop trash and manure on South Korea in reaction to previous South Korean civilian leafleting campaigns.

President Biden’s son Hunter is charged in federal court in Delaware with making false statements while buying a gun and illegally possessing that gun.

Violent crime is on the rise in several major cities in California and a crime expert tells Fox News Digital there is two main factors contributing to the rise.

A California judge rejected convicted killer Richard Allen Davis request for a resentencing hearing for his death-penalty sentence after murdering Polly Klaas in 1993.

Women's rights activists have condemned a California law that lets transgender inmates choose their prisons after a biological male in a women's prison was charged with rape.

An above-normal Atlantic hurricane season could destabilize Florida's fragile insurance market, which is yet to find a way out of its ongoing crisis.

A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that Oregon defendants who have been in jail for more than seven days without a defense attorney must be released.

Dollar Tree, que opera cientos de tiendas en California, ha tomado el control de los arrendamientos en 170 ubicaciones de 99 Cents Only recientemente cerradas.

México se une a Argentina, Brasil, Chile y Costa Rica, países que han hecho historia al colocar a una mujer como jefa de Estado

Ruling party candidate Claudia Sheinbaum won Mexico's presidential election, according to the INE electoral institute's rapid sample count released Sunday night.

The word puzzle game is still The New York Times' most popular brainteaser, but that doesn't mean it's easy.