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Bravo took a huge risk rebooting "The Real Housewives of New York City." The new season will determine if that risk paid off.

Illustration by Eric Faison/ The Daily Beast/Reuters Whatever they say about their talking points for the vice presidential debate, JD Vance and Tim Walz each has one goal for Tuesday evening: to win.With Donald Trump, the 78-year-old Republican nominee who has survived multiple assassination attempts, running against Vice President Kamala Harris, a newly-crowned Democratic nominee, the face-off between the Number Two candidates could be the most important ever.Both campaigns are certain to position their candidate as the debate’s winner. Here’s the Daily Beast’s guide to six measures that will help viewers tease out who really won.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Billie Joe Armstrong made the remarks during a Sept. 20 concert at Oracle Park Stadium in San Francisco.

According to the report, Kotb may not be the only beloved television personality to retire in the next few years.

Snapchat failed to adequately warn its users about the extent of rampant “sextortion schemes” targeting underage users – even as employees debated internally about how to address the crisis without causing panic, according to an unredacted version of a state lawsuit released Tuesday.

Forget tribal tattoos — Gen Z is ushering in a futuristic, new favorite in body art.

September was a tale of two weather patterns — first cool and dry, then wet and humid. On balance, it ended up near average.

The "Look at Her Now" singer wore a custom Vera Wang black gown and Tiffany & Co. jewelry to the 62nd New York Film Festival on Monday night.

Offensive changes appear to be on the horizon in Miami amid a dreadful slump in the Mike McDaniel era.

Geoff Seedall, 69, was on a family holiday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, when he tripped over in the hotel and broke the bone.

The research — one of the largest studies to date — is based on an analysis of more than 7.7 million births in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

Strong winds from Hurricane Helene knocked down trees in Hazlehurst, Georgia as the storm wrecked havoc across the state. “This storm literally spared no one,” Georgia Governor Brian Kemp told reporters. “It looks like a 250-mile wide tornado has hit.”

Iran launched a barrage of missiles toward Israel Tuesday, as sirens blared throughout the country. Reports out of Israel suggested that over 100 missiles were headed toward the Jewish state. The US moved additional military assets into the region and vowed to help Israel withstand the attack.

The son of would-be Trump assassin Ryan Wesley Routh is set to appear in a North Carolina court later Tuesday on child pornography charges.

A high school student on her way to drill team practice is found murdered on campus. What it took to close the case after 30 years. "48 Hours" contributor Natalie Morales reports Saturday, Oct. 5 at 9/8c on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

Editor’s Note: Every Tuesday, James Parker tackles a reader’s existential worry. He wants to hear about what’s ailing, torturing, or nagging you. Submit your lifelong or in-the-moment problems to dearjames@theatlantic.com.Don’t want to miss a single column? Sign up to get “Dear James” in your inbox. Dear James,I have an unhealthy need to listen to health-related podcasts. The more I learn about my body, working out, and nutrition, the more I feel like I have control over uncontrollable things. A few problems with this: (1) It does not really give me more control. (2) I only follow a fraction of the advice that I hear. (3) Whenever I bring questions about the information to my actual doctors, they are not having it.Why do I continue to consume information that can’t be applied to my real life? One guy says I should have some blood test, but my doctor says it’s unnecessary. The entire world says I should be taking creatine, but my doctor says I don’t need it. Another podcaster says I should use a fancy mattress cover that regulates my temperature, but who can spend thousands of dollars on that? It seems so out of touch with my reality, and yet I still keep at it. Why?Dear Reader,The great Joe Strummer—who died, of course, much too young—once suggested that people who don’t smoke should be prohibited from enjoying the artistic output of people who do. (Or did.) Because what’s life for, after all? Obsessing about your mercury levels? Counting calories? Or staying up all night, thumping fascists, and singing “The ice age is coming, the sun’s zoomin’ in”? On nobody’s gravestone is it written: He was very healthy.I can guarantee you one thing: Get that blood test, pop your creatine, lie down on your thermally intelligent mattress, and it still won’t be enough. I think you already know this. You know that after only the briefest interlude of serenity, some podcaster or supplement salesman will have you twitching again, worrying that you need this or that. What a racket it’s become, the wellness business. And forgive me for going off here, but I suspect that half these guys are secret eugenicists. The non-gorgeous, the nonproductive, the misshapen and the lonely and the mad—they’d optimize them (us) out of existence if they could.Why? you ask. Why can’t I quit these dudes? Because you’re human in the 21st century, and one of our possessing idolatries is health. The health of the individual, that is. (Screw everybody else.) We’re stuck inside a myth of private perfectibility. Also: It’s good to feel good. You want to be strong. Perhaps, like me, you need to manage your moods, and some of the stuff they talk about on these podcasts is helpful. (Andrew Huberman’s “physiological sigh,” for example, the double huff of inhalation that he recommends for short-circuiting anxiety—I like that. It works!)So here’s my rule of thumb for the world of wellness: If you have to pay for it, don’t. Cold showers are free. Meditation is free. Push-ups are free. Breathing is free. All of this vitality is at your fingertips, right now, gratis. Create your own system: You know yourself, and your body, better than any podcaster does. Create your own podcast—why not? You’ve already done the research. Fancy Mattress: My Journey Through Wellness and Out the Other Side. Your first guest could be your doctor.Wishing you (real) health,JamesBy submitting a letter, you are agreeing to let The Atlantic use it in part or in full, and we may edit it for length and/or clarity.

Grab a drink, a pen and The Post’s official vice presidential debate bingo game because things might get “weird.”

“One of many songs we had no business singing at 9-years-old,” wrote one commenter.

A pair of identical twins have revealed how they plan to share a boyfriend and live together as a “throuple”.

Lebanese families flee and mourn as the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah heats up.

Brunson, Towns, Anunoby, Bridges and Hart are going to be there. Will you?

Charlie and Dolly celebrated their 16th birthday two months early in September, with the "Talk" co-host joking he was "aggressively kicked off the dance floor."

Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick is livid with MLB over the scheduling snafu that contributed to his team being on the outside looking in at the playoffs.

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New York's bad economic policy is driving out richer young people as the decidedly unwoke states of Texas and Florida draw them in.

“I’m very grateful,” the actress gushed.

A shooting incident has taken place in Tel Aviv in Israel, according to a statement from the Israeli Police Spokesperson's Unit.

According to the KFord Ratings, Iowa State will be favored in each of its next six games.

Animated GIF by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyLook for candidate JD Vance to come out swinging at Tuesday’s vice presidential debate against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Odds are good that Vance will go for the Trumpian emotional trifecta: playing the victim, spewing anger, and attacking women and immigrants.While not everyone is charmed by righteous rage, Donald Trump is the “audience of one” who needs to hear his chosen candidate mimic the boss. There’s precedent for this behavior from fellow Yale Law School graduate, Brett Kavanaugh.Let’s travel back to 2018 when then-president Donald Trump nominated then-DC Circuit Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. All went smoothly until Dr. Christine Blasey Ford accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when they were teenagers. This was not the only accusation of sexual assault against Kavanaugh, all of which he denied.Read more at The Daily Beast.

A gang used a "Gameboy" to steal $2.7 million worth of cars - including one with 3-year-old boy still inside.

Iran has fired ballistic missiles at Israel as civilians rushed to shelter sites across the country, the IDF said. Sirens flared Tuesday afternoon as Iranian missiles targeted central and southern Israel in Tehran’s first direct attack on the Jewish state since April, according to the Israeli military. This is a breaking event, please refresh for...

Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, who represents several of Diddy's alleged victims, claimed she saw "stills" of the alleged video and could easily identify the celeb.

Jared Goff lanzó un juego perfecto y estableció un récord en la NFL completando todos sus 18 pases para ayudar a los Lions de Detroit vencer por 49-29 el lunes a los Seahawks de Seattle.

Go Nakamura/ReutersAhead of tonight’s vice presidential debate, the last person to stare down JD Vance on stage—former Ohio congressman Tim Ryan—offered cautionary advice to Tim Walz as he readies to take on the Yale Law grad.Ryan, a Democrat who lost a Senate race against Vance by 6 points in 2022, favorably contrasted Vance’s debate style with that of his running mate, former President Donald Trump, on Slate’s “What Next” podcast today.One key difference—which Walz needs to watch out for—is Vance’s ability to smoothly “pivot” from an unfavorable issue to one he can more easily talk about, Ryan said.Read more at The Daily Beast.

New American Association of Retired Persons polling from the Keystone State suggests mature voters could be key to Republican wins in November, as they’re more likely overall to back GOP candidates than everyone else. But with just five weeks to go before the polls close, the question for Donald Trump and Senate candidate Dave McCormick...

Khymani James, 21, claimed that he was denied due process and fair treatment in violation of university policy.

Police have released the name of the driver of a vehicle that crashed into a pipeline valve and sparked a four-day fire in a Houston suburb

Abstaining or voting for someone other than Kamala Harris is effectively a vote for Trump. This matters, even in states like California that lean heavily toward one candidate.

El dinamismo de Carlos Alcaraz estuvo en todo su esplendor el martes al someter 7-5, 6-3 a Daniil Medvedev para alcanzar la final del Abierto de China.

Reacciones al fallecimiento de Pete Rose, líder de imparables de la MLB, quien fue vetado del béisbol por apostar en partidos. ___ “Nuestros corazones están tristes por la noticia de la muerte de Pete.

The 15th annual panoramic-photo competition has just concluded, and the winning images and finalists have been announced.

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"It appears that the two men had used ecstasy and poppers together and had had sex," local prosecutors said of the 69-year-old retired celric's death.

Artist Santiago Montoya designed a series of houses for the historic home — most of which sprout in Dumbarton’s elegant gardens.

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Vice presdiential nominee Tim Walz (D) lied about being in Hong Kong at the time of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre. The post Nolte: Tim Walz Lied About Being in Hong Kong During Tiananmen Square Massacre appeared first on Breitbart.

The shocking incident allegedly occurred at the popular holiday destination of Phuket on September 22 when an Australian man was stopped from ordering more drinks at an airport bar.