Biden is debating preemptive pardons to protect prominent figures who have spoken out against Trump, potentially facing exposure under a future Trump administration. This move aims to prevent any future legal repercussions for those who could be targeted by Trump.
Investigators found shell casings with the words 'deny,' 'defend,' and 'depose' written on them, which they believe could be a reference to the 'three D's of insurance,' a known criticism of the health insurance industry.
Dali used a lane reserved for flight crews to bypass the standard ID check and managed to board the plane. She only got caught when a flight attendant noticed her moving from bathroom to bathroom as she didn't have a seat.
Bruce Friedman is a conservative activist who has made over 900 book challenges in Florida, making him the state's top book banner. He targets books he deems inappropriate, often focusing on content related to sexuality or diversity.
The series is about roles and how people, particularly Asian Americans, are often relegated to background characters in mainstream narratives. It explores the protagonist's journey to break out of his predefined role and assert his own story.
Yu subverted traditional narrative forms by starting the book as a screenplay and then evolving it into a legal drama. This approach allowed him to play with the familiar format of a police procedural, making it both innovative and engaging.
Yu's involvement was driven by the personal nature of the story, which is inspired by his parents' immigrant experience. He felt it was too important and personal to trust to others, leading him to take on the role of showrunner and head writer.
Ronny Chieng covers Biden’s potential pardons for Trump’s enemies, the NYPD’s hunt for the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter, and Grace Kuhlenschmidt’s takes on airport security. Michael Kosta investigates Florida’s top book banner, Bruce Friedman, and the impact of his censorship crusade on schools. Charles Yu discusses adapting his novel Interior Chinatown into a Hulu series, working with Taika Waititi, and breaking stereotypes as an Asian American storyteller.
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