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- 1Commentators claim Trump suffered mental health episode at rally●Trump Has TERRIBLE Mental Health Episode LIVE At Rally | Ep. 553
Commentator Dean Withers is circulating claims that Donald Trump suffered what he calls a terrible mental health episode live on stage at a campaign rally. The episode is discussed on his show, drawing heavy engagement. Critics of Trump have repeatedly questioned his age and mental fitness, making such incidents a flashpoint in political debate.
- 2Cast announced for Dolly Parton's Broadway musical●Dolly Parton's hand-picked cast for Broadway's "Dolly: A True Original Musical" has been announced: Katie Rose Clark, Ca
Dolly Parton has personally chosen the cast for "Dolly: A True Original Musical", the Broadway show based on her life. Katie Rose Clark, Carrie St. John and Norah Nunes will play Parton at different stages of her career, with John Behlmann as her husband Carl Dean and Gabriel Ebert as Porter Wagoner. The production is now moving toward its official opening.
- 3Duke's Mary Klotman to Step Down as School of Medicine Dean in 2027▼Mary Klotman, MD, to Step Down as Dean and EVP for Health Affairs in June 2027
Mary Klotman, MD, will step down as dean of the Duke University School of Medicine and executive vice president for health affairs in June 2027. Duke announced the leadership transition, marking the end of a long tenure guiding one of the nation's leading academic medical centers through a period of major growth in research and clinical care. A search for her successor is expected.
- 4West Indies' Eboni Brathwaite sets fastest women's T20I fifty▼Fastest T20I fifty scored for West Indies women: BF 20 Eboni Brathwaite v ZIM, today 🏝️ 21 Deandra Dottin v BAN, 2025 22
West Indies batter Eboni Brathwaite has scored the fastest fifty by a West Indies woman in T20 internationals, reaching the milestone in 20 balls against Zimbabwe. She breaks the record of 21 balls set by Deandra Dottin against Bangladesh in 2025, with Dottin also holding the next-fastest marks against Australia in 2009 and South Africa in 2010.
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Dean Wade, the former Cleveland Cavaliers forward, has signed with the Philadelphia 76ers, saying he left Cleveland for what he described as a cryptic personal reason. NBA fans are discussing the move and trying to decipher his remarks, with the Sixers adding a versatile stretch forward as they reshape their roster.
- 6De Niro and MacGyver star join actors criticizing Trump▼Robert De Niro and Richard Dean Anderson (MacGyver), the latest in a long line of actors who have insulted Trump
Robert De Niro and Richard Dean Anderson, best known as television's MacGyver, are being described as the latest in a long line of Hollywood actors to insult Donald Trump. Their comments add to a familiar pattern of entertainers publicly attacking the US president, a recurring theme in American political and celebrity coverage.
- 7Chicago Booth Dean Rajan Appointed to Historic Third Term▼Unfinished Business: Dean Rajan Appointed to Historic Third Term
Madhav Rajan has been appointed to a third term as dean of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, a tenure described as historic for the school. The appointment suggests continued confidence in his leadership as the business school extends his stewardship beyond the usual span. Further details on his priorities for the new term were not immediately available.
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British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean is facing plagiarism accusations over her song 'I've Seen It' from her album 'The Art of Loving', with critics and media outlets pointing to similarities with Bill Withers' classic 'Just the Two of Us'. Outlets including Rolling Stone and The Guardian are covering the claims, prompting wide discussion among fans about the track's melodic resemblance to the 1980 hit.
- 9Healthcare education leader Stevens named dean at Trine University▼Healthcare education leader Stevens joins Trine as BCHP dean
Trine University has appointed Stevens, a leader in healthcare education, as dean of its BCHP school. The appointment signals the university's continued investment in health-related academic programs. Details about Stevens' background and start date remain limited, with the announcement drawing attention in regional higher education circles.
- 10PBS documentary chronicles Billy Dean Anderson's escape and art●Long Hard Streak: PBS documentary chronicles Billy Dean Anderson’s escape and art
A new PBS documentary titled 'Long Hard Streak' tells the story of Billy Dean Anderson, an escaped fugitive who evaded capture for years while also creating art. The film explores both his time on the run and the artwork he produced, drawing attention to an unusual chapter of American outlaw history. Local Tennessee media are highlighting the premiere.
- 11Federal grant cuts threaten social sciences at Yale▼As federal grant cuts hit social sciences, McInnis ‘worried’ about funds
Federal grant cuts are hitting social science research, and Yale graduate school dean Lynn Cooley's concerns have been echoed by administrator McInnis, who says she is 'worried' about funding. The reductions affect research across the social sciences, raising concerns about the future of academic programs and scholarship dependent on federal support.
- 12Wyoming Business School Hits 5-Year Enrollment High▼Wyoming Business Hit A 5-Year Enrollment High. Its Dean Isn’t Satisfied
The University of Wyoming's business college has reached its highest enrollment in five years, yet its dean says the growth is not enough and remains dissatisfied with current numbers. The story highlights the tension between strong recent gains and the school's broader ambitions, a theme resonating with business educators watching enrollment trends across US universities.
- 13Olivia Dean song accused of borrowing from Bill Withers classic●Olivia Dean song accused of lifting from Bill Withers’ lasting ‘Just the Two of Us’
A new Olivia Dean song is facing accusations that it lifts from Bill Withers' enduring 1980 hit 'Just the Two of Us'. The claim, reported by the Los Angeles Times, has sparked debate among music fans about how closely the track echoes the Withers-Ralph MacDonald composition and whether songwriting credit or legal action could follow.
- 14Wyoming Business School Hits 5-Year Enrollment High▼Wyoming Business Hits A 5-Year Enrollment High. Its Dean Isn’t Satisfied
The University of Wyoming's College of Business has reached its highest enrollment in five years, according to a report from Poets&Quants for Undergrads. Despite the growth, the school's dean says he is not satisfied, signaling ambitions to push enrollment and program quality even further. The story highlights how business programs are competing to sustain post-pandemic recovery in student demand.
- 15'The Ark' Showrunner Dean Devlin Promises Answers in Season 3 Finale●‘The Ark’ Boss Dean Devlin Promises Answers Heading Into Season 3 Finale
'The Ark' creator Dean Devlin says viewers will get answers as the show's third season heads into its finale. The sci-fi series, which follows a crew of space travelers, is expected to resolve key storylines in the upcoming episode. Fans of the show have been speculating about how the season's central mysteries will be resolved, and Devlin's comments suggest major revelations are coming.
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