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Don Trip Drops Off "Christopher: Season 2" Project

• 1 Pilot Episode Don Trip (feat. Starlito) 03:24
• 2 Pulling Up Don Trip 03:15
• 3 Trapped Inn Don Trip 03:20
• 4 Here We Go Again Don Trip 03:32
• 5 Counterfeit Don Trip 04:26
• 6 Highway to Hell Don Trip 02:54
• 7 Lone Wolf (feat. Dee 1) Don Trip 03:16
• 8 Bonnie & Clyde (Feat. Girlfriend) Don Trip 03:45
• 9 Commitment (Feat. Jucee Froot & Girlfriend) Don Trip 04:19
• 10 Role Model Don Trip 01:50
• 11 Hail to the King Don Trip 02:55
• 12 Rocking Chair Don Trip 03:01
• 13 Lighthouse (Feat. Kendrick P) Don Trip 03:06

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Memphis native Don Trip holds fast to his roots as a street rapper, even though he eventually stood next to Macklemore, Danny Brown, and Future for XXL Magazine's 2012 Freshman Class and made songs with Memphis rap legends like Juicy J and Young Dolph. A nonstop work ethic kept Don Trip grinding out a steady stream of mixtapes, EPs, and other projects that could come out within months of each other. He kept his hustle up from a steady flow of independently released mixtapes in the late 2000s right on through to more fully realized studio albums like 2023's The Devil You Know.

Born Christopher Wallace in Memphis, Tennessee, Don Trip grew up in a rougher part of the city and his family struggled financially. Trip was working by the age of twelve, and at 15 he was inspired by Jay-Z, 2pac, and strangely enough the success of child pop rap phenomenon Kriss Kross to start rapping himself. In hopes that it would help his family, Trip began releasing his songs and performing live. Although he has been active since the mid-2000s, Trip's output became prolific just after the turn of the following decade. In 2011 alone, he released volumes in two series of solo mixtapes (one based on the Human Torch and one based on the Terminator), collaborated with Nashville native Starlito on Step Brothers, and hit Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart with "Letter to My Son," released on Cool & Dre's Interscope-affiliated First Family imprint. Step Brothers Two landed in 2013, then Trip resumed solo work with Godspeed, The Head That Wears the Crown, and 2 Clip Trip, independent titles released across 2015 and 2016. He and Starlito reconvened for Step Brothers Three in 2017. The following year saw Trip drop the full-length Christopher, which included features from Jus Bentley, Starlito, 8Ball, Singa B, and Bink4sho. His usual prolific stream of output never slowed down, and along with guest spots on tracks for many other artists, the next few years saw the rapper release multiple mixtapes, 2021 album Pray God's Not Watching, 2022 mixtape Christopher: Season 2, and several EPs. His 2023 album, The Devil You Know, included guest work from now-frequent collaborator Starlito, Kendrick P., Casino Jizzle, and others. ~ David Jeffries

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When Will ‘Abbott Elementary’s Final Season 3 Episodes Air?

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Abbott Elementary ‘s third season continues to unfold on ABC , but the rollout remains spotty as the show goes on a brief airing hiatus once more.

Yes, Abbott Elementary won’t air a new episode on Wednesday, April 24, but fans won’t have to wait too long for things to pick back up as the eleventh episode of Season 3, “Double Date,” is slated to broadcast on Wednesday, May 1, and will be followed-up one week later on May 8 with the episode, “Mother’s Day.”

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The final two episodes airdates haven’t been confirmed by ABC at this time, but per IMDb , they’re scheduled to run in the succession of previous installments, airing May 15 and May 22, respectively. While we await those final two installments though, loglines for “Double Date,” and “Mother’s Day” are already out.

In “Double Date,” two teachers head out on a double date, but when they run into familiar bar patrons, it proves to be an unfortunate distraction.

Based on photos released for the installment, it appears that it will be Gregory ( Tyler James Williams ) and Jacob ( Chris Perfetti ) going out on the double date with guest stars Lana Condor and Karan Soni , in other words, don’t expect a Gregory-Janine ( Quinta Brunson ) date. Also in the episode, Ava’s ( Janelle James ) book club meeting turns into a debate about who would be the best post-apocalyptic leader.

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In “Mother’s Day,” Barbara ( Sheryl Lee Ralph ) is inviting Gregory to her family’s Mother’s Day brunch. Meanwhile, Jacob will struggle to organize a school field trip in the installment airing May 8. As far as what fans can anticipate, Janine will return to the Abbott mix after her time spent in the district, but only time will tell exactly what that looks like.

Stay tuned for more on Abbott Elementary as Season 3 continues on ABC, and let us know what you’re looking forward to seeing as the remaining episodes unfold.

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'Amazing Race' season 36 recap: Did the Wisconsin firefighter moms survive this leg?

Warning: Spoilers ahead from Episode 7 of CBS' "The Amazing Race" season 36 that aired on Wednesday, April 24.

Wisconsin firefighters Sunny Pulver and Bizzy Smith came into tonight's episode of "The Amazing Race" aiming for the stars.

"The goal today is to get first place," said Smith, who lives in New Berlin.

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"First place," her partner, Pulver, who lives in Edgerton, reiterated for the camera before they departed from the top of Fortaleza del Cerro in Montevideo, Uruguay.

It might have been a reach given that they were once again starting from the back of the pack like they were all season. But viewers of season 36 of the CBS reality competition TV show know by now not to count these self-proclaimed "badasses" out .

However, their season-long navigation problems resurfaced at the worst time during tonight's episode.

And when they checked in at the pit stop host Phil Keoghan wasn't telling them that they were "Team No. 1" like they had hoped hours earlier.

Unfortunately, he told them that they were the last team to arrive and were eliminated. After Milwaukee native and Custer High School graduate Shelisa Williams and her husband Derek were eliminated in episode 6, it was the second straight week a team with a Wisconsin connection saw their dream for the $1 million prize end.

But you wouldn't have known it by Pulver's and Smith's demeanor on the mat this week.

"Look at these big smiles," Keoghan said to Pulver and Smith at Playa Malvín, the site of the pit stop. "Probably the biggest smiles ever for any team being eliminated."

But that was Sunny and Bizzy on "The Amazing Race."

The sisterhood that they shared only grew stronger while running the race, Pulver said.

Smith had the honor of running the race with "a great woman, friend and partner," in Pulver, she told Keoghan.

Here's more about the Wisconsin firefighters as well as former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Rod Gardner and his wife, Leticia, during the seventh episode on "The Amazing Race."

Amazing Race firefighters went home tonight during episode in Uruguay after navigation problems

"The Amazing Race" experience for Pulver, 41, and Smith, 37, wasn't easy. They weren't at the front of the pack at any point of the race, which meant they were always starting with a disadvantage the following leg by starting well behind a majority of the other teams.

And in addition to the emotional ups and downs that the race presents, Pulver experienced loss back home with news about the death of her grandma ahead of the third leg in Colombia .

Then there were the driving issues at nearly every turn each leg, something that could frustrate even the most mentally tough teams. But through it all, their teammwork and focus in the tasks allowed them to pass teams when it mattered most in previous episodes and survive several close calls .

That left them optimistic for the start of the seventh leg. Six of the 13 teams had already been eliminated heading into Wednesday's show. There was little room for error as they left with the fifth and sixth-place teams from the previous leg, 30 minutes behind teams 1 and 2 and 15 minutes behind teams 3 and 4.

Up first was the Roadblock challenge. One team member had to weld two pieces of metal together at a correct angle to withstand the impact of a hammer.

Pulver, noting her experience in welding for firefighting, completed the task in her second attempt.

They left the Roadblock in sixth place ahead of dating couple Yvonne Chavez and Melissa Main. But their slight advantage evaporated when they got lost driving to their next clue — the historic neighborhood of Ciudad Vieja — that would tell them where their Detour challenge would be.

Pulver and Smith eventually found the clue box but not before spending so much time driving around the area. But when they learned that one of the Detour options had teams perform a drum routine, there was some optimism. Smith noted she played the drums in high school.

They again completed that task with relative ease. But Pulver and Smith had too much time to make up even if the show made it initially appear like there could have been a photo finish.

Yes, they would have wanted to win this leg to be awarded a destination trip — customary for the winning team of each leg. It's something they even mentioned at the start of this episode in a fun exchange.

"We need to win some vacations," Smith said at the beginning of the episode. "Some money, something for the kids. We gotta," Pulver added.

"No, this vacation, I need to win a vacation for myself," Smith said. The exchange continued: "I can’t wait to be with the kids and the family."

It was fitting Pulver mentioned her kids and family. The two said in the season premiere over a month ago how they wanted to be an inspiration for their children and working moms.

It was clear they achieved what they set out to do even if they didn't win "The Amazing Race."

"I'm like a new person and rejuvenated," Smith told Keoghan, and that the experience shows that you can "reach for the stars" in your goals.

Former NFL player on Amazing Race: Rod Gardner, wife Leticia Gardner are in third place after tonight's episode

Rod and Leticia Gardner continue to have big goals on "The Amazing Race."

They have been one of the more consistent teams all season and have been out front every leg .

Rod Gardner, who played two games for the Green Bay Packers in the 2005 season and whose intensity comes across every episode, was in the right mindset during this leg.

"I feel the adrenaline pumping," Rod said to the camera while driving to the Roadblock at the start of the episode. "This is what I live for, like I love the challenge of whatever’s ahead of us. I don’t even know what we have to do. But I’m up for the challenge. And I like this part of the game.

"Game time has started."

Rod delivered during the "games" in this episode.

Rod crushed the Roadblock welding challenge and passed two teams to leave in first place.

Unlike last week when teams were helping each other out in tasks and in navigation, it was every team for themselves this episode.

As a result, we saw one team — dating couple Amber Craven and Vinny Cagungun — crack under pressure when things got tough. That wasn't the Gardners even when other teams passed them when driving to get their next clue.

The married couple complements each other and understand each other's strengths and weaknesses. They have the ultimate confidence even when things don't go their way. And despite not getting back to the top this episode they finished in third place for a second straight leg, easily advancing and looking strong in the process.

Leticia has repeatedly talked about making her kids proud back home. It's a safe bet her three children were proud of mom and dad again.

Amazing Race is heading to Barbados in next week's episode: Spoilers

In the preview to next week's episode, Keoghan told viewers that "The Amazing Race" will head to Barbados for the first time in the show's history.

Episode 8, titled "That's What Being Strong Will Do," has teams visiting the childhood home of superstar Rihanna.

What else is in store for the final six? The next episode airs at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 1.

Amazing Race teams 2024, season 36 cast, order of finish after seventh leg

• Ricky Rotandi and Cesar Aldrete (dating) - First place (fourth win this season), up one spot
• Angie and Danny Butler (mother, son) - Second place, up three spots
• Rod and Leticia Gardner  (married; Rod is a former NFL wide receiver who briefly played for the Green Bay Packers in the 2005 season) - Third place, no change
• Amber Craven and Vinny Cagungun (dating) - Fourth place, no change
• Yvonne Chavez and Melissa Main (dating) - Fifth place, up one spot
• Juan Villa and Shane Bilek (best friends) - Sixth place, down five spots

Amazing Race teams eliminated

• Sunny Pulver and Bizzy Smith  (best friends/firefighters from Wisconsin) - Eliminated in seventh episode
• Shelisa and Derek Williams (Married couple from California. Shelisa is a Milwaukee native who graduated from Milwaukee Custer High School) - Eliminated in sixth episode
• Kishori Turner and Karishma Cordero (cousins) - Eliminated in fifth episode
• Michelle and Sean Clark (married) - Eliminated in fourth episode
• Anthony and Bailey Smith (twin brothers) - Eliminated in third episode
• Chris Foster and Mary Cardona-Foster (father-daughter) - Eliminated in second episode
• Rohan and Maya Mody (brother, sister) - Eliminated in first episode

What time is Amazing Race on tonight?

The seventh episode of "The Amazing Race,"  titled "Walk and Chew Gum Baby," aired at 8:30 p.m. Central time on Wednesday, April 24.

The 90-minute episode followed "Survivor."

What channel is Amazing Race on?: TV, streaming

"The Amazing Race" airs weekly on CBS.

"The Amazing Race"  streams on the CBS app and Paramount Plus.  Fubo offers a free trial .

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: 'Amazing Race' season 36 recap: Did the Wisconsin firefighter moms survive this leg?

‘Dead Boy Detectives’ EPs on Whether [SPOILER] Is Really Dead — and What ‘Sandman’ Characters They’d Want in Season 2

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SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers from the entire first season of “ Dead Boy Detectives ,” now streaming on Netflix.

The Dead Boy Detectives may have closed the case of Port Townsend, but they don’t jump back through the mirror to merry old London the same boys they once were.

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By the end of the episode, Edwin and Charles, along with Crystal and Jenny (Briana Cuoco), whose butcher business went up in flames at the hands of Esther, head back to London and find the Night Nurse (Ruth Connell) on their doorstep finally ready to send them packing to the afterlife. But the head of the Afterlife Lost & Found Department determines they are doing good on Earth solving the cases no one else can, so they are granted immunity to stay together on this side of the light with one stipulation –– the Night Nurse will be their new overseer, reporting back on their usefulness to the Powers That Be.

“I will say, it is hard enough to get Edwin to accept one new person in Crystal, and it only took the course of the season for that to begrudgingly happen,” Yockey tells Variety . “But to see them be confronted with a whole new gaggle of people and dynamics will be a lot of fun, I think.”

Schwartz adds: “Things are going to be different in London. They have grown so much, and learned so much about themselves this season, that future seasons will inevitably change how they are used to running things.”

Given the stinger at the end of the season finale, is it possible that Niko could reunite with the agency in Season 2? The brief scene shows a figure who sure looks like Niko with her parasitic Sprites (Caitlin Reilly, Max Jenkins) huddled up in an igloo, suggesting the soapstone polar bear given to her by Tragic Mick (Michael Beach) might have been a pocket-sized saving grace. But Yockey and Schwartz won’t budge on revealing what the scene means, choosing instead to commend Niko’s courage in her “final” fight.

“In that moment when she dies, she is at her bravest, and it is to save her friends,” Yockey says. “I will say that, wherever Niko is, she is going to have a very long journey to get back to her family.”

There is perhaps no one more heartbroken about Niko’s supposed death than the guarded Edwin. But on the whole, Port Townsend did wonders for the sheltered Victorian-era teenager, who took his first steps toward embracing the queer identity and sexuality his own time required him to repress. For better or worse, this personal growth was, in part, initiated by his encounters with and imprisonment by the Cat King (Lukas Gage). Yockey knows Gage’s performance will likely inspire plenty of hope for Edwin and the Cat King’s potential romantic future, but he would like to remind everyone not to mistake attention for good-hearted affection.

“I will say, if we get to make more, I believe you have not seen the last of the Cat King,” Yockey says. “But honestly, he is an antagonist. He’s a predator. It is great that you love him, and it is great that some people in our writers’ room think that he is magical. And Lukas certainly is charming and delicious in that role. But ultimately, he forcibly imprisons Edwin in a town in the Pacific Northwest and then tries several times to blackmail him into affection.”

No matter how persuasive the Cat King may be at luring Edwin and the audience in, Schwartz confirms he isn’t right for Edwin’s journey –– for now. “Lukas’ performance is so charming you forget all of that stuff, but for Edwin, who is just finding his own identity and sexuality, that was not where we wanted him to have his first experiences.”

Instead, it is worth noting that he shared his first kiss with Monty (Joshua Colley), the anthropomorphized crow Esther conjured up to distract Edwin (RIP, human Monty).

Yockey smiles at the mere mention of any will-they-or-won’t-they tension between the Dead Boys, because he says that was never on the table.

“It was important to me that we not drag out any kind of will they/won’t they situation,” he says. “That moment in Episode 7 is much more about Edwin saying something out loud that lets him be fully himself with his best friend — and his best friend receiving it like a real best friend should. And letting him know, ‘You are loved.’”

With the bromance alive and well, the Dead Boys will need each other to face what are undoubtedly bigger dangers lurking in the world around them –– even beyond the giant mushrooms, murder loops and the vast unknown of the Afterlife they’ve already encountered. The series was originally initially set up at Max (then HBO Max), which houses the DC Studios library. However, Yockey and Schwartz were legally barred from using the characters from “The Sandman,” another of Gaiman’s DC Vertigo comics where the Dead Boys made their debut, because it was being adapted by Netflix. When the show ended up being shuffled to Netflix anyway, they suddenly had the “The Sandman” universe of gods and monsters at their fingertips. But they had only two requests –– Death (as played by Kirby) and Despair (Donna Preston).

Charles and Edwin hide out from Death in the premiere’s opening sequence, their latest attempt to avoid being carted off to whatever comes after life. Kirby was not initially in the scene when it was first shot in 2022. They only showed Death’s signature blue light and wing seen to get around any legal troubles. But once approved by Gaiman, the cameo was the last thing filmed for the first season. Meanwhile, Despair briefly appears in Edwin’s trip to Hell in Episode 7, solemnly peering through the mirrors of eternity. But there is more to that story, Schwartz teases.

“Obviously, Despair is now connected to Edwin, so it would be fun to explore where that goes after their encounter,” she says.

With the show now officially a part of Netflix’s “The Sandman” universe, Yockey says a second season would be a great time to rope in Desire (Mason Alexander Park), who could be a tempting figure to put in front of the Dead Boys as they build relationships beyond their friendship.

Beyond “Sandman,” their wishlist for Season 2 is longer than Esther’s kill list. Also on it, Schwartz says, are more cases in London and more animated sequences, following the finale’s gruesomely fun origin story segment for Esther that was done by Warner Bros. Animation.

“The best part of this show is that it is limitless,” Schwartz says. “Ghosts, creatures — we could do it all!”

But Yockey has something more specific and festive he would like to do should the show be given the chance.

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‘Ghosts’: Asher Grodman On Finally Meeting Trevor’s Brother, Pete’s Power & “Surprising” Season 3 Finale

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Luckily, this wasn’t another Flower (Sheila Carrasco) situation. By the end of the episode, Pete had returned safe and sound. But the newfound confidence he got from leaving the property inspired him to take a trip to see his family. Hopefully he’ll be back in time for Isaac’s (Brandon Scott Jones) wedding!

Although it’s been a shorter one, Ghosts Season 3 has certainly packed a punch. Over the course of nine episodes, the show has revealed more ghosts powers, introduced and said goodbye to a love interest for Alberta, and gave audiences much-needed details on some of the ghosts’ backstories, including how Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) died .

Another touching story involved one of the first ghosts that viewers ever learned more about — Trevor (Asher Grodman). After his memorial last season, mention of his younger brother inspired an entire episode in Season 3, where Trevor got to not only see his brother but also instill some older sibling wisdom onto him, even from beyond the grave.

Grodman spoke with Deadline about Season 3, his hopes for Trevor in the future, and whether or not he’s actually secretly jealous of these other ghost powers.

DEADLINE: We didn’t get a chance to talk after Trevor finally met his brother, so let’s start there. It’s something that fans have been asking for since Trevor’s memorial.

DEADLINE: Did you have any ideas or expectations for how that eventual storyline with Trevor’s brother would go?

GRODMAN: I probably pitched a couple of things. I just threw out some goofy ideas. But they’re really good, our writers. They don’t need my help. I think they did a great job with the casting. [I like] going deeper into the Trevor storyline, because we have this fun thing where we get to move the story forward by going back in time, and so even though even though this isn’t a flashback, which is how we usually do it…having his brother there is kind of like a blast to the past. It was for Trevor. I don’t think there was a ton of stuff that I was tossing their way. I think that they had a really good grasp on this thing.

DEADLINE: Is there anything else you’re really hoping to learn about Trevor in the future?

GRODMAN: I mean, I’m always fascinated by that transition into the afterlife, because Trevor was the first person we saw go through that with ‘Trevor’s Pants.’ I think that’s a lot of fun to dive into. I’d also love to understand — and we’re starting to get into this a little bit — the reasoning behind ghost powers. So like, what is it about Trevor’s right finger that is so powerful? That would be a fun thing. Picking up on what we talked about earlier, there’s still people in the world who Trevor had an impact on out there, and whether it’s a good impact or a bad impact, seeing what happened in his life, and then to what extent he wants to get involved or change or not change the impact that he left behind.

DEADLINE: Any time that someone from a ghosts’ past visits, they always trigger some sort of growth, I think.

GRODMAN: That’s a fun dynamic, because it’s also fun to watch us grow and then snap back to our dysfunction.

DEADLINE: I’m glad you mentioned Trevor’s powers, because I’ve been hearing that as more ghost powers get revealed, there’s some jealousy over who gets what powers.

GRODMAN: There was a time everyone was jealous of me. That is gone. [Laughs].

DEADLINE: Well, in this new episode, we find out that Pete can cross the ghost border. He can go anywhere! What was your reaction to that power?

GRODMAN: I just thought that was so clever…Our show has this massive limitation that we can’t [leave] this property. We don’t get to do far off and exotic locations. One of the my favorite things about the writing is that we lean in to the limitation, if that makes any sense. It’s like you’re working with one hand behind your back. I think the writers do a really good job of leaning into the limitation and subverting it, using it as fuel.

DEADLINE: I have to ask if you’re secretly hoping that Trevor has another power to unlock.

GRODMAN: It would be amazing if Trevor had another power. He’s not the youngest in appearance or age sense, but because he’s the youngest ghost, he almost has this little brother thing, and he absolutely lived the best life of anyone. So the idea that this guy would have this treasure trove of riches of powers or experiences would just be so annoying. I do think that’d be a lot of fun to play with. So yeah, maybe there’s another power in there. Or something that it’s like, ‘Ah, Trevor gets it? Again? Come on, man.’

DEADLINE: So first we lost Flower. Then we lost Pete. It’s like the writers are trying to tell us nobody is safe anymore. I’m hoping no more ghosts go missing any time soon.

DEADLINE: There has been some really fun guest stars this season. Since we already know the show has been renewed, who are you hoping to see make an appearance?

GRODMAN: Wow. I mean, look, there’s that big fish out there of Mark Hamill, who is a fan of the show and kind of blew all of our minds with that. If it were a Trevor story, I’d personally love to see Max Greenfield come along, because I just think the two of them have a very similar sensibility.

DEADLINE: I think at this point the Mark Hamill thing has to happen.

GRODMAN: There was a moment in there where I really thought it was gonna happen. And it might have just been a timing thing. But it felt like there was something that was written for him. I have no confirmation of this. It was just something I saw on the page that was there and then it wasn’t there. So I wouldn’t be surprised if we had tried to make it happen in the past.

DEADLINE: The finale is just around the corner. What can you say about where Season 3 is going to end?

GRODMAN: I’m just thinking how dramatic I want to get…I can tell you that if your stomach was churning at the cliffhanger of Season 2, Season 3 is going to be much worse. We have an amazing finish to Season 3.

DEADLINE: Those cliffhangers are really becoming a staple of the series.

GRODMAN: I know, there is that torturous thing of that flip or whatever it is that happens at the end of an episode. Something that our show does, it was one of the one of the things that I loved about ‘Trevor’s Pants,’ is that they kind of turned something as trivial as a missing pair of pants into this commentary on bullying dynamics and then also did it as a murder mystery. So we do this thing where it’s a show about ghosts, but it’s also funny and weirdly sentimental at times. We’ve jumped genres. We’re gonna mess around in that surprising genre game at the end of Season 3 in a fun way. I think people will enjoy it. Unfortunately, or fortunately, you’re going to really wish there was one more episode or an episode coming out sooner.

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A strike looms in a battleground state.

Also, Biden said he would be “happy to debate” Trump. Here’s the latest at the end of Friday.

By Matthew Cullen

More than 7,000 workers who make trucks and buses at Daimler Truck plants in North Carolina are poised to go on strike at midnight , barring a last-minute breakthrough. The United Automobile Workers, the union that represents the workers, said it was demanding a “historic deal” from the truck maker, including pay raises and more job security.

The planned walkout would open another front in the U.A.W.’s campaign to expand its power in Southern states, where organized labor has long been weak. The union is hoping it can build on the success of its work stoppages last fall at the three largest U.S. automakers not just by securing higher wages elsewhere, but also by forming more unions in the South.

“It’s our generation-defining moment,” Shawn Fain, U.A.W.’s president, said.

A strike in North Carolina — a battleground state that has a Democratic governor, but that President Biden narrowly lost in 2020 — could also have repercussions on the 2024 campaign . Biden, who has proclaimed himself the “most pro-union president in history,” has indicated that he could step in aggressively to support the Daimler workers. That could find him clashing with the state’s more pro-business Democrats, just months before Election Day.

Biden said he would be ‘happy to debate’ Trump

President Biden said today that he would participate in a debate with Donald Trump. His comments were a striking shift after months in which he declined to commit to a debate. Trump’s campaign responded: “OK let’s set it up!”

Biden made the announcement during an interview with the radio host Howard Stern — a move that, my colleague Jeremy Peters suggested, could be an effort to reach a more working-class audience. “Hillary Clinton told Mr. Stern in 2019 that she might have done better with those voters if she’d agreed to do his show in 2016,” Jeremy said.

In related news, Biden has recently embraced the kinds of insults and taunts more commonly associated with Trump.

The U.S. will not deny aid for Israeli units accused of abuse

The Biden administration has decided that it will not suspend aid to three Israeli military units and two civilian units whose members committed gross human rights violations against Palestinians in the West Bank, so long as Israel holds the units accountable.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken notified House Speaker Mike Johnson of the decision in a letter. Johnson complained to the White House last week after news broke that the U.S. was considering withholding aid from the units.

Blinken will visit Israel next week to discuss efforts to free the remaining hostages held in Gaza and the Israeli military’s planned invasion of Rafah, which the U.S. opposes.

Hopes for substantial cuts in interest rates are fading

The latest reading of the Fed’s most closely watched inflation measure showed this morning that price increases remained notably faster than the policymakers’ goal of 2 percent. It was just the latest sign that, after months of steady improvement in 2023, progress on cooling inflation is stalling out.

The data could prod the Fed to keep borrowing costs high for a longer period , as many economists are now forecasting.

More top news

China: A meeting between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and China’s leader, Xi Jinping, yielded some progress. But there was no budging on core differences .

Trial: Prosecutors called their second and third witnesses to the stand in Trump’s hush-money trial: Rhona Graff, Trump’s former longtime executive assistant, and Gary Farro, a banker .

Health: The Biden administration delayed a decision on whether to ban menthol cigarettes .

Protests: Video surfaced of a leader of the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia saying “Zionists don’t deserve to live.” Today, he said his comments were wrong .

Transportation: New York City’s congestion pricing program, the first in the U.S., will go into effect June 30 .

Real estate: The brokerage HomeServices of America agreed to pay $250 million to settle claims brought by home sellers who said they were forced to pay inflated commissions.

Ukraine: Russia attacked railway facilities in three Ukrainian regions after its defense minister promised to target Western weapons arriving in Ukraine.

Cars: The federal auto safety agency is investigating Tesla’s recall of its Autopilot system because of concerns that the company has not done enough to ensure safety.

South Africa: The country will celebrate 30 years since the end of apartheid tomorrow. We looked at how far South Africa has come in meeting its freedom goals .

Royals: King Charles will return to public duties next week , nearly three months after he disclosed that he had cancer.

TIME TO UNWIND

Broadway is buzzing.

The past 10 days have been the busiest stretch Broadway has seen in a long time: A dozen new plays and musicals opened ahead of last night’s deadline for the Tony Award nominations. (The nominees will be announced on Tuesday.) The season has become so stuffed that the producers of “Forbidden Broadway” scrapped their plans for a summer opening .

Now that the rush is over, theatergoers have many options. Our critics put together a list of nine shows that they think are worth considering .

A new take on slouching

For many decades, proper posture has been considered a necessity — initially as a matter of etiquette, but more recently as a way to improve health. But the historian and sociologist Beth Linker argues in a new book that the “posture panic” has been misguided.

We sat down with her to talk about what science says about uprightness .

Dinner table topics

Football fashion: Here are the best looks from the first day of the N.F.L. draft .

Titanic treasures: Collectors are ready to pounce on artifacts from the Titanic, including a violin case, coming up for auction .

Tremaine Emory: The raconteur of streetwear’s Black history survived Ye, Supreme and a near-death experience. But can he survive the internet ?

Princes in the tower: A historian is trying to crack a 15th-century cold case: Did Richard III really assassinate his nephews ?

WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND

Cook: Brighten up your day with a homemade açaí bowl .

Watch: The Times has a new documentary exploring the underbelly of horse racing.

Read: Here are nine new books we recommend this week .

Plan: We put together an enjoyable itinerary for a short trip to Maui .

Slumber: Wirecutter tested 16 duvet covers. These are their favorites .

Compete: Take this week’s news quiz .

Play: Here are today’s Spelling Bee , Wordle and Mini Crossword . Find all of our games here .

ONE LAST THING

A $13,000 pair of cartier earrings for $13.

Rogelio Villarreal said he had never heard of the luxury jeweler Cartier until an ad popped up on his Instagram in December. He clicked on it and scrolled past pricey necklaces and watches until he came across a pair of rose-gold earrings listed at just 237 Mexican pesos, or about $13. He bought two pairs .

Cartier later adjusted the price to 237,000 pesos (well over $13,000) and made several attempts to cancel Villarreal’s order within a week of his purchase. The jeweler offered Villarreal a few gifts in exchange, but he declined. Finally, after filing a complaint to Mexico’s consumer protection agency, Villarreal said that Cartier informed him this week that his order would be fulfilled.

Have a lucky weekend.

Thanks for reading. I’ll be back on Monday. — Matthew

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