Christie Reemerges in GOP as Trump Critic
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes former New Jersey governor Chris Christie reappears in national politics after backing Trump, now challenging him with a blunt critique. Christie calls Trump angry and self-centered while urging the GOP to move beyond the former president, arguing his stance could reset a party seen as lost in its direction. The piece contrasts Christie with peers like DeSantis Pence Haley and Ramaswamy as they weigh pardons and positions on indictments.
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Mraz New Album Reflects Self Discovery and Divorce
Jason Mraz releases Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride amid a public divorce and a personal journey from LGBTQ ally to bisexual, emphasizing self ownership and authenticity. The album’s themes mirror his life including Pride timing, with tracks Feel Good Too and I Feel Like Dancing backed by disco influences and inclusive visuals.
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Supreme Court rejects independent state legislature theory in Moore v. Harper
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Feldman notes the 6‑3 ruling invalidates the idea that state legislatures alone may set federal election rules, with Roberts writing for the majority joined by liberals and Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett. The decision upholds judicial review and limits partisan overreach in elections.
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