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    Five House districts Republicans hope to flip in midterms▼5 House districts where Republicans are looking to turn the tables as Democrats eye big midterm wins✉newsWorldPolitics32 min ago

    Republicans are targeting five US House districts where they hope to retake seats as Democrats look to make major midterm gains. The races are being watched closely as indicators of whether the GOP can hold off a potential Democratic wave and keep control of the chamber in November.

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    Denver Art Museum Hosts Open House for New Exhibitions▼Open House Celebrating Eyes On: SunYoung Park and Your Song✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    The Denver Art Museum is holding an open house celebrating its Eyes On exhibitions featuring artist SunYoung Park and the show Your Song. The event invites visitors to explore the new displays and engage with the works firsthand. The museum says the open house marks the public celebration of the two exhibitions now on view.

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    Charlotte Housing Market Cools as Sales and Listings Drop▼Charlotte Housing Market Cools: Sales and Listings Drop Amid Economic Adjustments✉newsBusinessReal Estate2 d ago

    Charlotte's housing market is showing signs of cooling, with both home sales and new listings declining amid broader economic adjustments. The slowdown reflects shifting conditions as buyers and sellers respond to economic pressures. Market watchers are keeping an eye on whether prices and activity will stabilize in the months ahead.

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    San Francisco area rental listed at $5,950 a month●I just saw someone on Reddit post about a 2-bedroom 2-bath rental house in our neighborhood that's going for $5,950 perMmastodonBusinessReal Estate22 d ago

    A two-bedroom, two-bathroom rental house in a San Francisco Bay Area neighborhood is listed at $5,950 per month, a figure that is drawing stunned reactions online. The asking price was flagged on Reddit and is being shared as a fresh example of how expensive housing in the region has become, even for modestly sized single-family rentals.

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    Chanel Presents Aerial View Show at Paris Fashion Week▼Chanel Gets a Bird’s-Eye View at Paris Fashion Week✉newsLifeFashion1 d ago

    Chanel staged a presentation at Paris Fashion Week framed as a bird's-eye view, offering audiences a striking overhead perspective of the collection and set design. The staging drew attention during Paris's fashion week calendar, with commentators highlighting the house's elaborate showmanship. Details of the collection and the meaning behind the aerial concept have not yet been widely reported.

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    Beni Rae Harmony, a reporter, has been hired by Donald Trump, according to reporting from Irish Star. The hire is drawing attention because President Trump is reportedly weighing a replacement for White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, and the reporter had previously caught his eye. Observers are reading the move as a possible signal about upcoming changes in the White House press operation.

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    Jean Paul Gaultier Unveils Spring 2027 Collection▼Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2027: Giving the Side Eye✉newsLifeFashion3 d ago

    Jean Paul Gaultier has presented its Spring 2027 collection, which WWD describes under the theme 'Giving the Side Eye'. The show forms part of the fashion house's ongoing guest-designer format following Jean Paul Gaultier's retirement from designing the collections himself. Details of the designs and the reception are so far limited to the fashion press coverage of the runway presentation.

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    Spanish right wing votes down housing crisis plans amid growing protests▼Spanish right wing votes down housing crisis plans as protest movement grows✉newsWorld5 d ago

    Right-wing parties in Spain have voted down proposals aimed at tackling the country's worsening housing crisis, according to The Guardian. The rejection comes as a protest movement over housing affordability continues to grow, with demonstrators increasingly taking to the streets to demand action on soaring rents and limited affordable housing.