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The government reports that nuclear power plants in the area are performing safety checks and are so far unaffected.

Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi addressed the incident briefly, saying, quote, we are putting people's lives first and doing everything we can.

Award season is here.

The 83rd Golden Globes nominations were announced this past weekend, and a few shows and movies stood out.

Unlike the Oscars, the Golden Globes recognizes excellence in both TV and movies.

Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another led the pack with nine nods, including Best Motion Picture.

On the television side, HBO's The White Lotus leads with six nominations, including Best Television Series.

Fan favorite Severance also earned some nods, as did The Pit and Adolescence.

Winners will be announced in January.

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And in case you missed it earlier today, we covered some major stories, including President Trump purging immigration judges while the Supreme Court takes up his challenge to birthright citizenship,

Minnesota's welfare scandal widening to include key Democrats, and the massive Netflix Warner Brothers deal.

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The Supreme Court heard arguments this week on a case involving a state allegedly intimidating and harassing a pregnancy center for not conducting abortions.

Plotkin issued a wide-ranging and intrusive subpoena that requires the organization to hand over extensive records, including donor information, and it does so without the AG actually providing any substantive evidence of wrongdoing.

The case could set precedent on states' ability to similarly target pregnancy centers and pro-life organizations.

Portions of this interview aired earlier this week.

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