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We independently selected these deals and products because we love them and think you’ll love them at these prices, too. E! has affiliate relationships so we may get a commission if you buy through our links. Products are sold by retailers, not E!. Prices were accurate at the time of publish. As summer heats up, fashion-conscious people are embracing the waist chain trend, drawn to its easy-going style appeal. Unlike standard belts, waist chains (also known as belly chains) are made to infuse glamour and glamour into any outfit. Whether you’re lounging poolside in a bikini, donning a breezy maxi…
The Supreme Court’s decision to allow access to widely available abortion pills has frustrated anti-abortion activists, but Republicans have been able to sidestep a potentially damaging issue in the midst of a fierce presidential election.Medication abortion remains widely available: A series of surveys have shown that a majority of Americans support access to medication abortion, but public opinion is divided on whether abortion should be available without a prescription.A ruling limiting access to the drug would give Democrats a new tool to attack their opponents on an issue that is politically damaging to Republican politicians.Since the Supreme Court’s decision overturning…
A Google search for “miserable failure” in 2005 brought up the official biography of President George W. Bush on the White House website as the top result. This wasn’t a political stunt on the part of tech companies, but more of a prank — early internet jokers may remember the “Googlebombing” hilarious stunts of the 2000s, the most famous of which were insults to Bush. Google bombing happened when trolls linked web pages (such as a biography of Bush) to specific pieces of text on their own sites (such as “miserable failure” in Bush’s case). With enough instances, the search…
As the UK general election approaches on 4 July, it is becoming a tightrope walk for Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party, with recent opinion polls suggesting it has been overtaken by Reform UK. This is the first time that Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has beaten the Tories in this poll. See also | Polls show Labour’s Keir Starmer beats Rishi Sunak as ‘Farage effect’ hits UK election The poll, conducted after UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak published his party’s manifesto, made it clear that the Conservative Party could be heading for disaster. A YouGov poll found that Times The paper says…
With just a month to go until the Republican National Convention, leading candidate and former President Donald Trump is finding himself in hot water after reportedly calling the host city of the convention “terrible” during a meeting with Republican lawmakers. President Trump reportedly called Milwaukee a “bad city” while meeting with House Republicans on Thursday. From Jake Sherman of Punchbowl News. Following the report, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson was quick to defend the city when asked to comment on Trump’s comments at a press conference. “If you want to talk about how you think Donald Trump is awful, we’ve all…
The Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected a move to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone, but it is unlikely to have major political repercussions.The impact would have been much greater if the Court had ruled the other way and restricted something that Americans support by a nearly 2-to-1 margin. Such a decision would have come just two years after the Court overturned a deeply unpopular ruling. Roe v. Wade And it could have sparked a new backlash.But the ruling serves as a reminder of how much abortion rights, and especially how far Republicans and conservatives are willing to…
Broadcast transcript: East Omaha neighborhood reporter Molly Hudson has been talking to neighbors for months who have similar questions.”I wonder if something is going to happen here, if this is going to happen a year from now,” said Melissa Youngblood, vice president of Home Trailer Park of Northeast Omaha. They want to know whether the new Inland Port Authority and those elected to its board will decide whether to eventually pave the way for a business park to be built here.State Sen. Terrell McKinney is a member of the committee, and he hopes it will give local residents some oversight…
Down icon An icon in the shape of a downward angle. Jordan Strauss/InVision/AP; Chelsea Jia Feng/BI Tesla got investor approval for Elon Musk’s compensation, but he’s not likely to make a comeback just yet.Musk’s compensation plan was first approved in 2018 but was struck down by a Delaware judge in January.Now Tesla must take the matter back to a judge. Tesla announced at its annual meeting on Thursday that it had won approval for Elon Musk’s compensation package after weeks of campaigning.Musk was quick to celebrate the win, saying, “Awesome! Love you guys.”Though Musk took to the stage at the…
Microsoft’s president told Congress on Thursday that the company accepted responsibility for serious security flaws that allowed China-linked hackers to penetrate federal computer networks but defended its presence in China.Brad Smith struck a humble tone in testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee, promising that the tech giant would fix security flaws in its products that are widely used by federal agencies.But Republican lawmakers focused on Microsoft’s activities in China, questioning how the company can strengthen cybersecurity while operating in a country where the government demands access to data from companies and other organizations.Smith said Microsoft operates data centers and…