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Kenneth T. Jacobs, Jr., 59 of Mount Joy, passed away on March 31, 2025. He was the husband of Michelle (Strausbaugh) Jacobs. He was the son of Kenneth Jacobs, Sr. of Middletown and the late Shirley J.
and I made them under the conditions that I would have as complete creative control as was possible,” Kenneth Lonergan told a group of budding writers at Dublin’s screenwriting festival ...
Kennedy Jr.'s restructuring. It is unclear how many additional employees will be targeted for cuts. A spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services did not provide a response when ...
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested Thursday that around 20% of the job cuts by the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency will be wrong and ...
Walter Clayton Jr. didn't want his time at the Final Four of the men's NCAA Tournament to last just one game. And because of that — and his brilliance shooting the ball on Saturday vs.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. stated Friday that JR Motorsports will use the stylized 8 he made famous when he raced at Dale Earnhardt Inc. after a trademark dispute with Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar ...
2. Max Scherzer was unlikely to be back even if Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s extension didn't come to fruition The Blue Jays took a calculated risk by signing Max Scherzer to a one-year, $15 million ...
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The re-trial continues Monday against Kenneth Skeens, the former Albuquerque police officer who is accused of illegally ...
Two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson is taking on a new opponent this week: longtime NASCAR racer Dale Earnhardt Jr. The Baltimore Ravens star is challenging Earnhardt Jr.'s pending trademark claim to a ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is backtracking on his sweeping federal layoffs, revealing Thursday that he would be reinstating some programs and positions that had been mistakenly cut. The Health and ...
Kennedy Jr. told ABC News some programs would soon be reinstated because they were mistakenly cut. "We're streamlining the agencies. We're going to make it work for public health, make it work for ...
Kenneth is a staff writer at Kotaku, and he still cries about the Mass Effect trilogy years after it concluded. Nintendo’s new console is two months away, and the first previews are optimistic ...
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