Netflix is far from the only player in town when it comes to music documentaries in 2026. Witness Universal Music Group’s deal with CNN for a new docuseries digging into the major’s vaults. Well, a former limestone mine in Boyers, Pennsylvania which serves as one of UMG’s secure archives locations. CNN is promising “original recordings, master tapes, rare photos and performances, alternative album art and music videos, many of which have not been seen or heard publicly before”. The show will be part of the wider ‘CNN Originals’ slate of programming, aired on its flagship channels as well as made available to stream for subscribers.

DNA samples found at crime scene belong to Savannah Guthrie's mom: Investigators ABC News' Melissa Adan reports on the latest in the investigation into the possible abduction of Nancy Guthrie from her Arizona home.

The bank, however, doesn’t want to reopen the late 1990s settlement, or to share information around Credit Suisse’s legal decision-making at that time. In earlier probes that formed the basis of the late 1990s settlement, Credit Suisse said it had identified 14 likely Nazi clients. Credit Suisse collapsed in March 2023 after a series of scandals, and in poor financial health. The Simon Wiesenthal Center didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. He was hired by Credit Suisse in 2021 after the Simon Wiesenthal Center found information on possible Nazi clients that hadn’t previously been disclosed.

That’s especially the case with the problematic involvements of both Trump and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. But there was Gabbard on Wednesday near Atlanta, pictured on the scene after FBI agents executed a search warrant. CNN confirmed that Gabbard wasn’t just on the scene, but she actually put Trump on the phone with FBI agents. Gabbard has now stated explicitly that Trump directed her to be present at the search, and she’s confirmed that he spoke with FBI agents working on the case. “The fact that he talked with agents working hard doesn’t surprise me, and actually I love it.

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Jeanne Reilly, director of school nutrition at Windham Raymond School District, stands in the Windham High School cafeteria as staff serves students lunch. The Trump administration rolled out new dietary guidelines earlier this month, including some advice that counters longstanding nutrition research, and Maine nutrition experts have mixed feelings about the changes. SCHOOLS NEED SUPPORT TO IMPLEMENTJeanne Reilly, director of school nutrition for the Windham Raymond School District, said the guidelines’ instruction to eat more whole foods “ties into what we’re doing with school nutrition programs. But she lamented that the current administration has cut federal funding reimbursement for buying local foods, and eliminated other school nutrition support programs. “The government needs to acknowledge that our being successful and compliant is tied to having the funding and training we need,” Reilly said.

Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Inc., during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan. 22, 2026. Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInvestigation Includes Sexually Explicit DeepfakesIn a statement the Paris prosecutor’s office said it had broadened the scope of its investigation following complaints over the functioning of Grok. In July, Musk denied the initial accusations and said French prosecutors were launching a “politically-motivated criminal investigation”. Ofcom is seeking to assess if the company has done enough to mitigate the risk of sexual deepfakes spreading on its social media platform. AdvertisementProsecutor’s Office Quitting XThe Paris prosecutor’s cybercrime unit is conducting the investigation in France, together with the French police’s own cybercrime unit and Europol.

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LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON ― Former President Bill Clinton and former first lady Hillary Clinton have agreed to sit for depositions with the House Oversight Committee about their relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the Clintons on a bipartisan basis last summer at the same time lawmakers voted to subpoena the Justice Department for its files on Epstein. They offered brief sworn statements about their relationships with Epstein and agreed to sit for untranscribed interviews in New York. AdvertisementComer insisted the Clintons sit for normal depositions on Capitol Hill, and several Democrats agreed. ), a member of the Oversight Committee, noted Bill Clinton’s multiple trips aboard Epstein’s private plane and the many photographs of the two together.

Bari Weiss is very upset that everybody thinks she should fire that Peter Attia guy who’s all over the Epstein Files. [The Wrap]Bill and Hillary Clinton will testify for Piggyfuck James Comer’s fake probe into the Epstein Files after all, fuckin’ whatever. And another from Snyder, re: the latest judge to tell the Trump administration to go step on a rake in traffic. [The Moral High Ground]This week brought the dreadful, heartwrenching death of Catherine O’Hara, and we are still not over the loss of Diane Keaton. Visit The Moral High Ground and subscribe to it!

President Donald Trump’s surprise Sunday announcement that he planned to close the Kennedy Center for two years sent shock waves through the center, Washington and the broader arts world. The Kennedy Center had already booked a slate of performances after July 4, including shows of touring productions “The Outsiders,” “Back to the Future: The Musical” and “Mrs. Will the Kennedy Center Honors and the Mark Twain Prize continue? (Senate Democrats are investigating the Kennedy Center, accusing Grenell of “self-dealing, favoritism, and waste,” which he has denied.) “I resigned without knowledge of any plans to close the Kennedy Center and hope the institution uses this moment to refocus on its mission and support of artists,” Couch said.

That sets the stage for a White House visit with an anything-could-happen vibe. Colombia is “run by a sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States,” Trump said of Petro last month. Trump said Petro in their hourlong conversation explained “the drug situation and other disagreements.” And Trump extended an invitation to Petro for the White House visit. Trump and Vice President JD Vance lashed out at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in February for showing insufficient gratitude for U.S. support of Ukraine. It was unclear if the meeting between Trump and Petro would include a portion in front of cameras.

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