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Tesla Thrives in Norway Even as Global EV Sales Slide and Brand Image Suffers
Tesla Thrives in Norway Even as Global EV Sales Slide and Brand Image Suffers
Our View | Get Those Slingshots Ready, Santa Clarita
By The Signal Editorial Board It’s David vs. Goliath. And we’re David. Santa Clarita against the state of California: The Judicial Council of California has decided it wants to drop [.] The post Our View | Get Those Slingshots Ready, Santa Clarita appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal.
Lundin Gold Inc. (LUG:CA) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Lundin Gold Inc. (LUG:CA) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Housefull 5 smashes TV ratings with 4.65 crore viewers on Star Gold
After its success at the box office, the fifth instalment of Bollywood’s beloved comedy franchise, Housefull 5, featuring its unique dual-climax versions, Housefull 5A & 5B, has taken the television landscape by storm. The combined World Television Premiere, on Star Gold, delivered an extraordinary reach of 4. 65 crore viewers and 1. 91 crore Households across India. This phenomenal viewership makes Housefull 5 Akshay Kumar’s biggest TV Premiere of the year. This viewership solidifies Star Gold’s position as the undisputed home of blockbusters, having delivered three of the top four biggest movie premieres of 2025: Stree 2, Chhaava, and Housefull 5. The dual-climax concept of Housefull 5, which allows audiences to experience two different killer reveals, created a nationwide viewing event, driving exceptional tune-in. Akshay Kumar, on the television success shared, “The Housefull franchise has always been about non-stop laughter and wholesome entertainment, and to see the love translate so strongly to television is truly heartwarming. A reach of 4. 65 crores viewers is an incredible milestone. The audience’s continued appreciation and overwhelming response show that a good, entertaining film will always find its way into people’s homes and hearts.”Sajid Nadiadwala (Producer, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment)added, “The phenomenal success of Housefull 5 on Star Gold is a proud moment for the entire team. It reaffirms the franchise’s enduring connection with family audiences. Our journey with Housefull began with Star Gold, and over the years, they’ve truly become the home of the franchise ensuring every chapter reaches its widest audience. We’re thrilled to have delivered one of the biggest TV premieres of 2025, and this long-standing partnership continues to create pure cinematic magic.”JioStar Spokesperson said, “We are delighted to be the preferred destination for the country’s biggest blockbuster premieres. The phenomenal response reaffirms television’s enduring strength in creating collective entertainment experiences at scale. For us, every premiere is more than a telecast it’s a cultural event that brings millions together, reinforcing Star Gold’s position as India’s home for the most-loved cinematic moments.”The film, directed by Tarun Mansukhani and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, features a massive ensemble cast including Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Jacqueline Fernandez, Nargis Fakhri, and Sonam Bajwa. Its unparalleled success on its World TV Premiere only adds another chapter to the golden legacy of the Housefull franchise. Also Read: Thamma Box Office: Ayushmann Khurrana starrer surpasses Housefull 5, and Saiyaara; emerges as the 4th Highest Opening Day Grosser of 2025.
‘Large numbers’ of Trump fans now distancing themselves from him: analysis
In an article for CNN published Thursday, Aaron Blake, a senior political reporter for the outlet, argued that conservative podcast host Joe Rogan’s recent surprise at the severity of President Donald Trump’s deportation policies may reflect a broader realization among Americans that Trump is going further than many expected in his second term. Blake used Rogan’s remarks as a jump-off point to explore the disconnect between Trump’s campaign rhetoric and how his policies are now playing out in practice even among those who supported or endorsed him. Rogan, who publicly endorsed Trump ahead of the 2024 election, recently expressed alarm over televised scenes of aggressive deportation tactics.“I really thought they were just going to go after the criminals,” Rogan said. “I did not ever anticipate seeing that on TV on a regular basis.”Blake noted that while Trump was clear about his hardline immigration stance during both campaigns, even supporters like Rogan appear unprepared for the intensity and scope of the policies now being enacted. The CNN reporter pointed to polling data to argue that many Americans, including independents and even some Republicans, didn’t fully grasp how far Trump would go. A CBS News-YouGov poll found only 52 percent of Americans believe Trump is doing what he promised during the campaign, with 48 percent saying he’s doing “different things.” Among independents, 53 percent say Trump isn’t following through on his campaign promises. These figures suggest that a significant share of voters did not anticipate the full extent of his agenda. According to Blake, public opinion appears to be rapidly shifting. The percentage of Americans who say Trump is doing what he promised has declined over time from 70 percent in February to 52 percent this month. Blake argued that these numbers reflect growing discomfort with how far Trump has gone.“That would suggest large numbers of people have gradually come to believe this wasn’t what the country signed up for,” he wrote. Blake also underscored how even predictions that Trump might use the Justice Department against political foes or issue sweeping pardons for Jan. 6 rioters underestimated the scale of those actions. While many expected some level of this behavior, the extent has gone beyond what polls showed most thought “very likely.”A June Pew Research Center poll backs this up, with 48 percent of Americans saying Trump’s actions were worse than they expected, compared to just 20 percent who said they were better. Blake noted that Trump’s long-standing habit of making extreme promises and then sometimes not following through gave supporters leeway to assume he might not act on his most provocative pledges. Now, as those promises are being realized, public reaction is shifting.
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