Perhaps more than an actor raised outside of Belfast, Petticrew was able to understand on a visceral level what compelled Dolours to commit acts of terrorism. For Doupe, who is just 23 and is from the Republic of Ireland, the Troubles represented less familiar terrain. Still, she was able to relate to Marian, the quiet yet flinty younger sister who looks up to the fiery Dolours. (Doupe and Price play Marian and Dolours as young women; Maxine Peake and Helen Behan play them in middle age.) Perhaps more than anything, "Say Nothing" captures the ideological fervor that often characterizes the very young: Marian was only 17 when many of the events in the series take place, and Dolours barely in her 20s.

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PoliticsTrump names Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretaryLeavitt, 27, served as a prominent spokesperson for the Trump campaign throughout the 2024 presidential race.

Oregonians may have a special place in their hearts for Keiko, the killer whale that became famous because of the Oregon-filmed movie, “Free Willy,” and who later lived at the Oregon Coast Aquarium, in Newport. Amid calls for Keiko to be liberated from that inadequate facility, the orca was moved in January 1996 to the Oregon Coast Aquarium. While some experts believed that Keiko’s years in captivity made the idea of returning him to the wild unrealistic, others were committed to setting Keiko free. According to the press release, “The Good Whale,” which launched on Nov. 14, tells the story of “the wildly ambitious science experiment to return Keiko to the ocean – while the world watched. Reach her at 503-221-8227, kturnquist@oregonian.com or @KristiturnquistOur journalism needs your support.

New ABC Audio podcast series looks at the Navajo Nation’s water struggle ABC Audio’s podcast “Reclaimed: The Lifeblood of Navajo Nation," follows the history of oppression and exclusion that kept the Navajo Nation from their water.

Biden set for final meeting with Xi Jinping President Joe Biden will be meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a part of his farewell tour in Latin America.

New animated series features raccoon with autism The director and executive producer of PBS’s new animated series "Carl the Collector" discuss the importance of representing characters across the autism spectrum.

correction A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that the Onion bid $3.5 million for Infowars. A federal bankruptcy judge has paused the Onion’s acquisition of Alex Jones’s Infowars pending a court review of the auction process, after lawyers for Jones and the company affiliated with him complained about how the auction was conducted and how their $3.5 million bid was handled. The Onion, which planned to relaunch the conspiracy-minded Infowars as a parody website, was named the winner of the bankruptcy auction held in Houston on Thursday. A group of Sandy Hook families who filed the defamation lawsuit against Jones agreed to accept a smaller payout to increase the overall value of the Onion’s bid, according to the families’ lawyers. “No one should feel comfortable with the results of this auction.”During his Infowars show Thursday, Jones called the sealed bidding process “rigged.”

CNN host Michael Smerconish admitted that the mainstream media’s "constant browbeating" of conservatives backfired and contributed to President-elect Trump’s big win last week. Back in August, Smerconish said on Friday that Trump held a significant advantage over Vice President Harris on policy. If it is, he loses," Smerconish said of Trump, adding that Trump, however, "probably wins" in a battle over policy with Harris. Fellow liberal pundit, HBO host Bill Maher recently gave the reason he believes Vice President Kamala Harris lost to Trump, namely that the Democratic Party is too radical. He added, "You're the teachers' union education party and you've turned schools and colleges into a joke.

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TikTok parent ByteDance Ltd. is valuing itself around $300 billion, one of the highest valuations ever for the Chinese tech company, even as it fights to maintain its popular social-media app’s presence in the US, the Wall Street Journal reported Bloomberg Terminal Saturday. The valuation came in a recent buyback offer by ByteDance, the Journal said, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter. TikTok would be banned in the US under a federal law unless ByteDance sells the app to an American owner by mid-January.

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