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Representative Gregory Meeks, the ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, says he is investigating the conduct of Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece. The inquiry, announced via the House committee's website, has drawn attention in the United States and is also being searched heavily in Italy, Canada and elsewhere, though details of the alleged conduct have not been made public.
- 2Science Friday hosts scientist Q&A with Dr. Gregory J. Barord●NOW PLAYING == Science Friday with Ira Flatow and Flora Lichtman 10/9/26: Ask a Scientist with Dr. Gregory J. Barord / Q
Science Friday, the NPR science program hosted by Ira Flatow and Flora Lichtman, is airing an 'Ask a Scientist' segment featuring biologist Dr. Gregory J. Barord, followed by a listener Q&A. The episode, shared under the SciFriEducate banner, is part of the show's public science education programming, letting audiences pose questions directly to a working scientist on air.
- 3Michael Irby joins 'Miami Vice '85' cast as Lt. Lou Rodriguez▼Michael Irby joins cast of 'Miami Vice '85' as Lt. Lou Rodriguez, a character from the TV series played by Gregory Sierra. Read more below.
Michael Irby has joined the cast of 'Miami Vice '85', taking on the role of Lt. Lou Rodriguez, a character originally played by Gregory Sierra in the classic 1980s television series. The casting news is generating attention among fans of the original show curious to see how the new production reinterprets the role.
- 4Meeks Marks Third Anniversary of October 7th Attacks●Meeks Marks the 3rd Anniversary of the October 7th Terrorist Attacks in Israel
Representative Gregory Meeks issued a statement marking the third anniversary of the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel. The statement commemorates the victims of the assault and reflects on its ongoing significance. Lawmakers and officials worldwide continue to mark the anniversary, which remains a focal point of Middle East policy debates and discussions about hostages and regional stability.
- 5New blog post explains Brownian motion●Brownian Motion https://gregorygundersen.com/blog/2026/04/22/brownian-motion/ # HackerNews # Tech # Physics
A blog post by Gregory Gundersen explaining Brownian motion, the random movement of particles suspended in a fluid, is being shared among tech and physics readers. The article walks through the mathematical foundations of the phenomenon, first observed by Robert Brown and later explained by Albert Einstein, and has drawn modest attention on developer discussion forums.
- 6Camp Lejeune veteran says government won't settle over poisoned water●Gregory Moore drank the water at Camp Lejeune because he believed that his government wouldn’t poison him, and now he’s
Gregory Moore, a Marine veteran, says he drank contaminated water at Camp Lejeune because he trusted his government, and now has cancer he attributes to that exposure. He says the Justice Department is fighting to avoid paying a fair settlement under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, and is calling on Associate Attorney General Todd Blanche to intervene. The story has renewed attention on the backlog of unresolved claims from affected veterans and families.
- 7Gregory Porter's 'L-O-V-E' gets airplay on Jazz FM●Gregory Porter - L-o-v-e # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # GregoryPorter
Jazz FM is playing Gregory Porter's recording of 'L-O-V-E', drawing attention from jazz listeners. The American singer and songwriter is known for his rich baritone voice and celebrated interpretations of jazz standards. Fans following the station's programming are sharing what is currently on air under now-playing tags, keeping Porter's music in the conversation among jazz audiences.
- 8Meeks and Kamlager-Dove Press State Department on Brazil●Meeks, Kamlager-Dove Push State Department for Answers on Brazil
Representatives Gregory Meeks and Sydney Kamlager-Dove have formally asked the State Department for answers regarding United States policy toward Brazil. The inquiry, announced through the House committee channels, signals Democratic concern over the Trump administration's approach to the Brazilian government. Details of the specific questions and the department's response have not yet been made public.
- 9Music fans share Goldfrapp track for Tune Tuesday●https:// open.spotify.com/track/3DQAEg0 hznJ6WVqOM9As5P?si=dSHFtuGqQdas9wp5SCbvMA&utm_source=native-share-menu Can’t be
Music fans are sharing a Goldfrapp song on Spotify as part of the recurring Tune Tuesday tradition, where people post favourite tracks at the start of the week. The song is being circulated with hashtags celebrating the English electronic duo, whose music spans trip-hop, synth-pop and dance. Goldfrapp, formed by Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory, retain a devoted following.
- 10Wicked author reveals single Wizard of Oz line behind Elphaba and Glinda▼‘Wicked’ author says one line in ‘The Wizard of Oz’ inspired Elphaba and Glinda’s backstory https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https
Gregory Maguire, author of the novel 'Wicked', says a single line in 'The Wizard of Oz' inspired the backstory of Elphaba and Glinda, the two witches whose rivalry anchors his book and the hit film adaptation. The remark offers fans a glimpse into how a small detail from the 1939 classic grew into a full reimagining of Oz from the witches' point of view.
- 11Malcolm Gladwell features law professor Gregory Wallace in new book●Law Professor Gregory Wallace featured in best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell’s new book
Campbell University law professor Gregory Wallace is featured in Malcolm Gladwell's new book, the best-selling author's latest release. The university highlighted the recognition, noting that Wallace's work caught the attention of one of the world's most widely read nonfiction writers. Details of what Gladwell wrote about Wallace have not been widely shared beyond the university's announcement.
- 12Outrage over ICE raids sweeping rural America●"This is happening all over rural America.🚨We need to wake up, people *no G Bovino in his # Nazi coat...💔It's daily Gest
Claims are circulating that immigration enforcement operations, likened to Gestapo-style tactics, are happening daily across rural America. Critics point to Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, local police and sheriff's offices signing 287(g) agreements with ICE, and what they call profit-driven arrests of immigrants. Supporters of enforcement view the same operations differently, making immigration raids a flashpoint in rural communities.