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- 1Credit cards become flashpoint in Kansas Senate race●How credit cards are playing into the Kansas Senate race The re-election race for Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, is the
Senator Roger Marshall's re-election campaign in Kansas has drawn attention for how credit card issues are playing into the race. Commentators describe it as the latest example of how the Trump era has scrambled the traditional alliance between the Republican Party and the banking industry, with payments policy emerging as an unexpected campaign issue.
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French actress and comedian Michèle Bernier is giving new interviews about La Stagiaire, the long-running France 3 series in which she plays judge Aix Marshal. She spoke candidly about the personal confidences and intimate connections she shares with her character, saying the role resonates with her own experiences. Fans of the show in France are following her comments as the series remains popular.
- 3Borders Finishes Fourth at Golf Galaxy Collegiate▼Borders Earns 4th Place Finish At Golf Galaxy Collegiate
A golfer named Borders finished in fourth place at the Golf Galaxy Collegiate tournament, according to Marshall University Athletics. The result contributes to Marshall's fall golf season standings, and the program highlighted the individual performance as a strong showing against collegiate competition.
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Songwriter and producer Will Bundy has signed a publishing deal with Back Blocks Music, the Nashville-based company founded by Rakiyah Marshall. The signing adds Bundy to a roster focused on developing country songwriters, and the news was reported by industry outlet MusicRow. Details of the agreement, including its length and scope, were not disclosed.
- 5Pardoned Abramoff associate Adam Kidan's money surfaces in Senate campaigns●Adam Kidan🚨went to fed prison with Abramoff & was ordered to repay $21.7M. # Trump 🚨pardoned him in July. His💰turned up
Adam Kidan, who went to federal prison alongside Jack Abramoff and was ordered to repay $21.7 million, was pardoned by Donald Trump in July. His money has now turned up in eight Republican Senate campaigns, including a $25,000 March 2025 donation to a fundraising committee shared by John Kennedy, with smaller sums to Susan Collins, Roger Marshall and Jon Husted.
- 6Carter Young on Voicing Marshall in PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie▼Carter Young Talks PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie and Voicing Marshall
Actor Carter Young is speaking about PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie and his role voicing Marshall, the firefighting pup of the franchise. In interviews around the film's release, Young discusses what it takes to bring the beloved character to life on screen. The comments add to promotional coverage as families and young fans follow the latest installment of the popular children's series.
- 7Hawk names ex-Treasury official Marshall Billingslea strategic advisor▼Hawk Appoints Marshall Billingslea, Former U.S. Treasury Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing, as Strategic Advisor
Hawk has appointed Marshall Billingslea, who served as U.S. Treasury Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing, as a strategic advisor. The move signals the company's push to strengthen its position on financial crime and sanctions compliance, drawing on Billingslea's background in counterterrorism finance and regulatory policy.
- 8Marshall launches portable Bromley 150 speaker●Marshall presenterar den nya bärbara högtalaren Bromley 150 med lång batteritid, inbyggda ljuseffekter och stöd för både
Marshall has introduced the Bromley 150, a new portable speaker with long battery life, built-in light effects, and support for connecting both a microphone and an instrument, making it usable for small performances as well as everyday listening. Tech watchers are noting the brand's continued expansion beyond classic home audio into portable, feature-packed speakers.
- 9Bikini Atoll nuclear legacy: displaced islanders and scientists' giant discovery●23 US nuclear tests forced Bikini Atoll residents from their homes; decades later, scientists found giant
The United States conducted 23 nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands, forcing residents from their homes in the 1940s and 1950s. Decades later, scientists surveying the site reportedly discovered something giant there, drawing renewed attention to the lasting environmental and human costs of the testing program.