Stephen Simpson and Berenice Garcia report on the time when Brooke was caught with her panties down:
Owens also took issue with Rollins blaming the proliferation of screwworm on President Joe Biden’s “open border” policies, which she said enabled the illicit movement of cattle throughout Mexico.
“These flies do not fly to new areas on their own,” Rollins said during a call with media and officials on Thursday. “If they move, it’s because they are moving with the animal.”
Owens pointed out that the USDA, under the Biden administration, closed ports of entry to cattle from Mexico in November 2024. The Trump administration announced their reopening in February 2025 only to shut them down again in May 2025. [emphasis added]
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- Dollar General is seeing an “accelerated rate” of trading down with customers, with its selection of groceries and drugs serving as the largest draw for this activity, CEO Todd Vasos told analysts on an earnings call Tuesday. While the retailer sees the trend across all cohorts, it has particularly increased among higher-income shoppers earning over $100,000 a year.
- The discount chain’s core customers cut back on some household expenses — including food purchases — during the first quarter due to rising gas prices, the executive added.
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During its first quarter, Dollar General introduced a frozen section featuring a full door dedicated to new $1 items, and this new offering has “been doing very well since launch,” Vasos said.
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Rate of inflation in April 2026 is higher than any reported in the last 18 months of Biden administration. (5/13)
April 2026
USA box office on the 22nd weekend of 2026 is up 18% compared to last year when Lilo & Stitch was the top-grossing movie. In its 4th week of release, Backrooms was the #1 movie this weekend.
Movie theaters across the nation were jamming with Gen Z crowds, who showed up en masse for not one but two buzzy horror films. A24’s “Backrooms” collected a jaw-dropping, record-breaking $81 million from 3,442 North American theaters in its opening weekend. That’s as ticket sales for the Focus Features breakout “Obsession” jumped again in its third frame with $26.4 million from 2,781 cinemas — and crossed the $100 million mark domestically. Both movies were directed by YouTube stars and cost nearly nothing to produce, upending conventional wisdom about the necessary components for a hit.
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That’s ever-so-slightly behind Sunday’s estimates of $102 million for the four-day frame, which includes $81 million over the traditional weekend. The “Star Wars” spinoff, a continuation of the popular Disney+ streaming series, also collected a softer $63 million from international markets for a global debut of $163 million over the four-day period. “The Mandalorian and Grogu” is significant as the first “Star Wars” movie in seven years — since 2019’s saga-concluding billion-dollar tentpole “The Rise of Skywalker.” As “Star Wars” owner Lucasfilm failed for years to launch a new theatrical film, the company turned its attention to the small screen with Disney+ shows like “The Book of Boba Fett” and “Ahsoka” as well as “Andor” and “Skeleton Crew.”
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