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"I cried about this for about a week,” said Julie Mabry, the owner of Houston's Pearl Bar, one of only two lesbian bars in Texas.

The meeting set for Friday has been postponed until next week, sources said, as the U.S. seeks to avoid a first-ever default on its debt ahead of a June deadline.

It's the second major recall the company has faced.

During remarks at an upstate New York university, President Biden blamed Republicans for stalling negations on the debt ceiling, saying Republican lawmakers “are holding the economy hostage”. NBC News’ Mike Memoli breaks down the key takeaways from Biden’s remarks and where talks between the president and lawmakers could go from here. 

Foreign-born people make up almost a third of construction workers in the U.S. But their numbers have dropped in recent years, making it tougher for contractors to find workers.

Adaptive driving beams have been used in Europe since 2012. They are now available on vehicles sold in every major automotive market worldwide, except the U.S.

Nina Jankowicz, who once led the Department of Homeland Security board, said that Fox deliberately lied about her and that she was subjected to death threats.

Disney's chief executive added that Hulu and Disney+ — as well as the ESPN+ streaming platform — will continue to be available as standalone services.

The company came under fire last week after Bria Jones, a Black influencer, said she felt she was treated as a "second-tier" person ahead of a Tarte brand trip.

The layoffs will hit employees across the Showtime, MTV Entertainment Studios and Paramount Media Networks.

Analysts cite “deeper problems than ABI admits” after a recent partnership with a transgender influencer resulted in a wave of backlash and a boycott.