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How Jodie Sweetin handles Candace Cameron Bure run-ins while ‘Full House’ co-stars are ‘on a divergent path’

Sweetin insisted she and Cameron Bure have “never actually gotten into it,” but their opposing political views are no secret.
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Warriors return home to Chase Center with another chance to close out 1st-round series with Rockets

Warriors return home to Chase Center with another chance to close out 1st-round series with Rockets
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TIME Unveils Special Report “Five Years Later: America Looks for a Way Forward After George Floyd”

TIME to Host ‘TIME Impact Dinner: The Road to Justice’ in Washington, D.C. on May 20, in Partnership with the Center for Policing Equity

May 1, 2025—Today, TIME publishes “Five Years Later: America Looks for a Way Forward After George Floyd,” a special report released ahead of the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. In the wake of Floyd’s death, millions of Americans took to the streets, launching the largest protests in U.S. history and marking a watershed moment that demanded safety, dignity, and an end to anti-Black racism. Produced in collaboration with the Center for Policing Equity, the special package features a collection of interviews and essays from scholars, activists, artists, and more, exploring why the pursuit of racial justice remains so challenging in America.

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–Read the special report: here

“Few periods have influenced the course of American history in the last century as the killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, and the worldwide protest movement that sprung from it the following summer,” said TIME Editor in Chief Sam Jacobs. “We are grateful to partner with the Center for Policing Equity to publish work from artists, photographers and writers, each reflecting on the impact of this moment and the work that remains undone.”

The new cover for the project is a painting, Holding On (Blue), by Tajh Rust for TIME. On the painting Rust writes: “I’ve been using this water motif to speak to a shared history and a collective memory across the Black diaspora. The water gives us a chance to reflect, but it can also be a flood. Our stories, challenges, and triumphs are connected by oceans. This family unit is inundated by the rising water, yet they stay above it. The hope may be found in the younger generation.” 

–See the cover by painter Tajh Rust for TIME: here

The TIME Special Report “Five Years Later: America Looks for a Way Forward After George Floyd” 

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As an extension of the special project, TIME will host the TIME Impact Dinner: The Road to Justice with presenting partner the Center for Policing Equity in Washington, D.C. on May 20. The evening will be dedicated to elevating the perspectives of the leaders featured in the “Five Years Later: America Looks for a Way Forward After George Floyd” special report and those who are striving to reshape public safety systems to drive equity and better support marginalized communities.

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‘I do what I like’: British woman, 115, claims world’s oldest living person title

Ethel Caterham, who lives in a care home in Surrey and takes life in her stride, is first Briton to claim title since 1987

The secret of longevity is to do what you like, according to the 115-year old British woman named the world’s oldest living person.

Ethel Caterham, born in 1909, is the first Briton to claim the title of world’s oldest person since 1987, when 114-year-old Anna Williams was the record holder.

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Florida Passes Bill to Ban ‘Weather Modification’

The legislation would make unapproved cloud seeding a third-degree felony, punishable by up to five years in prison.
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Shailene Woodley and boyfriend Lucas Bravo make relationship Instagram-official with PDA photos

The “Big Little Lies” star and Bravo held hands while matching in blue jeans and boots while hugging at a concert.
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Oh, brother! Hulk Hogan raises eyebrows with dramatic new look: ‘What style would you call this?’

Hulk Hogan unveiled a dramatic new two-tone beard Thursday during a live appearance on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends.”
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McDonald’s posts surprise decline in global sales in first quarter

Firm was navigating ‘toughest of market conditions’ when Trump’s tariffs worsened wallet pressures on consumers

McDonald’s posted a surprise decline in first-quarter global sales on Thursday, as demand from cash-strapped diners in its key markets faltered on uncertainty sparked by chaotic tariffs.

The company was navigating the “toughest of market conditions”, the company’s CEO Chris Kempczinski said, as global comparable sales fell 1%, while analysts on average had estimated a 0.95% rise.

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Japan’s imperial palace fires an employee for stealing cash from the household

Japan’s imperial palace fires an employee for stealing cash from the household
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Trump’s health agency urges therapy for transgender youth, not broader gender-affirming health care

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