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Los Angeles Mayoral Candidate Nithya Raman Was Once Poised to Be the City's Mamdani-Then She Broke With the Local DSA

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By Maxwell Adler Verified
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He contrasted that with Bass, whom he criticized for turning FilmLA into a "NIMBY" organization that's more concerned with appeasing community complaints about production than driving it. He also is critical of Bass for failing to appear on the WGA or SAG-AFTRA picket lines while they were on strike in 2023. "The improvements Mayor Bass made at FilmLA have resulted in permits being approved faster than at any point in LA history," said Stack.
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Why Charli XCX's Post-Brat Reinvention Works

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By Maxwell Adler Verified
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When Charli XCX walked out for her 2025 Coachella set wearing a sash that said "Miss Should Be Headliner," all the club kids, pop-girlies, and music nerds in the crowd-many of them dressed exactly like Charli-lost it. The Coachella performance was the height, and supposed end, of Brat summer-a global cultural phenomenon so big that Kamala Harris co-opted it during her presidential campaign. After the music stopped, Charli stood still as giant screens flashed a contentious inner-monologue.
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Justice Delayed: NPR's Alito Retirement Report Was Retracted, But the Speculation Lives On

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By Maxwell Adler Verified
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The most consequential job openings in American government come with lifetime tenure, and they appear so infrequently that even rumors of a vacancy can take over newspaper front pages and cable news a-blocks for months on end. So when NPR's veteran Supreme Court reporter, Nina Totenberg, reported Tuesday morning that Justice Samuel Alito was retiring, people in the highest echelons of the political world immediately took notice.
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