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CNN's Rahel Solomon reports on the April job numbers, showing a complex economic situation. The creation of 175,000 jobs, falling short of expectations, indicates a slowing labor market. 

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Prepare to go bankrupt... you can soon rent Charles Xavier's Institute for Higher Learning from X-Men '97 through Airbnb. The property comes as part of the company's 'Icons' campaign, which is offering customers the chance to stay in recreations of houses from pop-culture.

Director Wes Ball recently shared some insights on the live-action film adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. Ball, known for his directorial prowess in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, brings a wealth of experience to this new venture.

Apparently, these stories about Lumpy constantly falling asleep in court are getting to him, as he made clear today on Truth Social. And CNN, formerly known as "the most trusted name in news," helpfully went along with this ruse.
Source: Raw Story

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Ahead of the release of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Anya Taylor-Joy has discussed how the film will handle the titular heroine's defining injury. George Miller is returning to his post-apocalyptic franchise, this time with a prequel to 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road, telling the origin story of Charlize Theron's supporting hero.

Eliza Haverstock writes for NerdWallet. Email: ehaverstock@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @elizahaverstock.

Rep. Jamie Raskin slammed the petroleum industry yesterday as he pointed to experts who described Big Oil’s “pattern of lying and evasion” that has “set the country back decades” in its ability to address climate change. Not that the people who need to pay attention ever will, of course. Via HuffPost:

Based on Tom Wolfe's 1998 novel, directed by Regina King, and adapted by courtroom drama addict David E. Kelley, the six-hour series races through a real estate mogul's bankruptcy crisis, a mayor's immoral reelection campaign, and a Regular Joe having the worst day imaginable.