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Sirens, Jeers Drown Out Stephen Miller During DC Natl Guard Speech

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July 3, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Transfer

Video footage captured Miller trying to speak over the sound of chanting and sirens.

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Wirepoints

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· Jun 28, 2026

Inside the ‘Broadview Six’ scandal rocking Chicago’s federal courthouse – Chicago Sun-Times

Federal prosecutors in Chicago are better known for taking on violent street gangs, potential terrorists and corrupt politicians of all stripes. In 20 years, they put two governors in prison, as well as a former U.S. House speaker who served two heartbeats away from the presidency. But the “Broadview Six” scandal is now threatening to do long-term damage to what’s perhaps the most highly regarded law enforcement agency in the city. A federal judge summed it up this way: “Trust has been broken.”

Yardbarker

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· Jun 25, 2026

'It’s absolutely egregious and utterly disrespectful': Fever's Stephanie White rips referees over Caitlin Clark treatment

Clark and the officials were the main talking point after an Indiana Fever game.

The Beat

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· Jul 9, 2026

Horror Beat: Evil Dead Burn? More like Evil Dead Dumb

Not as hot as it thinks it is.

ArcaMax

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· Jun 30, 2026

Movie review: 'Minions & Monsters' is Coffin's love letter to Old Hollywood

Pierre Coffin would like a little respect — and maybe an Oscar. So would James, the Minion hero of Coffin’s new movie, “Minions Monsters,” and they’re both going to go about it in the same way, by making a movie about Hollywood. ...

Powerline

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· Jun 22, 2026

In a golden eye

I’m traveling home from Washington, D.C. and thought I would draw on something I wrote last year to kick things off on an apolitical note this morning. Over the weekend TCM played Reflections In a Golden Eye (1967) with an unilluminating introduction by Dave Karger. The movie stars Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando perhaps somewhere past the peak of their powers but close enough for enjoyable viewing. Relatively faithful to

Lawyers, Guns & Money

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· Jun 26, 2026

LGM Night at the Movies Reminder

Recollect that this evening is the first LGM Night at the Movies. We’ll be featuring Ruthless People, a 1986 black comedy directed by the team of Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker and starring Danny Devito, Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold, Helen Slater, Anita Morris, and Bill Pullman. There are some concerns that the film “hasn’t aged well;” [] The post LGM Night at the Movies Reminder appeared first on Lawyers, Guns Money.

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Related coverage for "Sirens, Jeers Drown Out Stephen Miller During DC Natl Guard Speech": Wirepoints — Inside the ‘Broadview Six’ scandal rocking Chicago’s federal courthouse – Chicago Sun-Times. Yardbarker — 'It’s absolutely egregious and utterly disrespectful': Fever's Stephanie White rips referees over Caitlin Clark treatment. The Beat — Horror Beat: Evil Dead Burn? More like Evil Dead Dumb. ArcaMax — Movie review: 'Minions & Monsters' is Coffin's love letter to Old Hollywood. Powerline — In a golden eye. Lawyers, Guns & Money — LGM Night at the Movies Reminder