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In a fiery revelation, Kevin Costner debunked rumors that he left “Yellowstone” due to a scheduling conflict with his upcoming film, “Horizon.” The heart of the issue? Lack of scripts for the highly-awaited seasons six and seven. Despite having an existing contract to keep him on board, Paramount’s decision to split season five caught Costner off-guard, upending his commitment to the series. Amidst tensions, the Hollywood legend remains hopeful of returning to the iconic role of John Dutton, provided satisfactory conditions prevail.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker boldly criticized President Joe Biden and DEI policies during his commencement address at Benedictine College. Taking aim at Biden’s Catholic inconsistencies, Butker passionately discussed life issues, accusing poor leadership and bad policies of negatively affecting them. Unafraid to challenge the “tyranny of diversity, equity, and inclusion,” Butker’s provocative speech sparked intense debates on politics and faith, proving that sometimes it takes a champion on and off the field to tackle the status quo.

In a striking expose, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation faces “delinquent” accusations by the California Registry of Charities and Fundraisers. Threatening to tarnish the illustrious couple’s philanthropic endeavors, these troubling claims demand swift action as the organization’s good standing hangs in the balance. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex must navigate these choppy waters to defend their commitment to global change and restore supporters’ faith in their noble mission.

San Francisco’s $5 million-a-year “managed alcohol program” has been met with both support and backlash. Aimed at providing homeless people suffering from Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) with controlled alcohol, it seeks to prevent binge drinking, abstinence-induced seizures, and other withdrawal risks. While some claim it stabilizes addicts and reduces emergency service use, critics argue that the program is a waste of taxpayer money and fueling the cycle of addiction rather than addressing it effectively.