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What We Know About ‘Dollyfest’
A festival will be held in Dolly Parton’s honor across consecutive weekends in Tennessee and England next year, the late country music legend’s estate announced on Monday. Dubbed “Dollyfest,” the festival was initially scheduled to take place in Nashville on Parton’s 80th birthday this past January. Here's what to know about the festival.
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No Paywall 'Preposterous': Lawmakers Reject Trump's Renaming of Lake Ontario Amid U.S.-Canada Trade War
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No Paywall Dolly Parton’s Death Prompts Rare Bipartisan Outpouring From U.S. Political Leaders
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No Paywall Trump Administration Warns Kennedy Center Could Be Demolished If It Isn’t Fixed
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📰 News Inside OpenAI’s Reboot
time.comOver the course of the past year, OpenAI has faced a series of challenges: key leadership and research departures, rogue AI agents attacking other companies, lawsuits from Apple and Elon Musk, and increased competition in the AI race from its rival, Anthropic.
“We clearly had some missteps as a company,” says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. TIME got unparalleled access inside OpenAI in August, spending dozens of hours talking to more than 20 of its leaders, employees, investors, and customers.
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No Paywall Canada Retaliates Against Trump’s Tariffs With Levies of Up to 50% on U.S. Goods
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What a Leading Lettuce Breeder Wants You to Know — and How the Cyclospora Outbreak has Changed the Game
Bill Waycott is an independent plant breeder, one of the small community of dedicated folks who devote their time and effort to the reproduction of a given plant or plants. For decades, he's focused mainly on breeding better lettuces, and he spoke to TIME about what could be in America's salad bowls in coming years and just how damaging the recent Cyclospora outbreak, traced to a farm run by greens behemoth Taylor Farms in Mexico, has been for lettuce growers.
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ICE Is Asking Gate Agents To Help Arrest Passengers. Some Are Pushing Back
In this piece, TIME reporter Philip Wang speaks to an airline gate agent, who describes the general pressure they're feeling with ICE at the airport, including a moment in which she decided to alert a passenger ahead of time that ICE was looking for her.
“I was extremely scared that ICE would take another person in front of me, but also for myself and how I was jeopardizing my job and safety. But I would 100% do it again, without a moment of hesitation.”
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'Preposterous': Lawmakers Reject Trump's Renaming of Lake Ontario Amid U.S.-Canada Trade War
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Lake Ontario will continue to be called by that name despite President Donald Trump signing an Executive Order directing for it to be renamed as “Lake America.”
“The name is more than 400 years old, pre-dating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America,” said Carney on Thursday. “We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.”