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Culture

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New York Post

Scary Movie Opens to $55 Million Despite Low Critic Scores

"Scary Movie" achieved a $55 million opening weekend, surpassing expectations despite receiving a 25% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. This has led to discussions regarding the differing receptions of Black-oriented spoof films compared to their box office success.

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the-independent.com

Department of Defense Policy Excludes LDS Church from Christian Classification

The Department of Defense's new policy does not classify The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a Christian denomination, leading to criticism from various political and religious leaders. The Pentagon aims to streamline its list of recognized faiths, but critics argue this undermines religious freedom and creates a hierarchy among faiths.

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Wired

Mothers Utilize AI Tools for Household Tasks

Mothers are leveraging AI technology to assist with household chores and are creating educational content to share these methods. This shift prompts discussions about the roles of fathers in domestic responsibilities.

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Daily Wire

Morgan Wallen Throws Phone During Concert Incident

Morgan Wallen was filmed throwing a cell phone during a concert in Pittsburgh on June 8, 2026. He later canceled a second show, citing weather concerns and addressing rumors about his decision. Fans questioned the cancellation, speculating it was related to the earlier incident.

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Vox

Declining Fertility Rates Linked to Smartphone and AI Usage

Global fertility rates have dropped below the replacement rate, with a significant decline in romantic partnerships and sexual activity. Analysts attribute this trend to the rise of smartphones and AI, which may reduce in-person interactions and create unrealistic expectations in relationships. While technology is not the sole factor in declining fertility, it appears to be accelerating existing trends.

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New York Times — US

Growth of A.I. Degree Programs in Colleges

The University of North Dakota will lead in A.I. education as the state prepares to have two universities providing degrees in this field. This development reflects a broader trend in higher education to expand A.I. programs.

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Axios

Children's Wellbeing Declines Across the United States from 2019 to 2024

A report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation reveals a decline in children's wellbeing across the U.S. from 2019 to 2024, with 29 states experiencing worse conditions than before the COVID-19 pandemic. Key findings include increased child and teen deaths, a rise in cost-burdened households, and significant drops in health and education scores, while some states showed improvements in family and economic wellbeing.

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Fox News — Latest

Sharon Stone Advocates for 'Euphoria' to be Shown in High Schools

Sharon Stone has called for HBO's 'Euphoria' to be shown in high schools and viewed by parents, citing its relevance to real issues faced by adolescents. While she praised the show, its creators have warned that it is intended for mature audiences due to explicit content.

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