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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.

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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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Harris claims in 107 days that Shapiro was overbearing and suggests he wanted to be co-president if they won the election.

She said he had, quote, mused that he would want to be in the room for every decision.

During an interview with The Atlantic, Shapiro reacted to the comments, which he seemingly heard for the first time, saying, "...I did ask a bunch of questions.