Spiegel Stuff: The Emmys’ Biggest Shocks; a Trump Aide’s Tragic Loyalty; James Marsden’s “New Frontier”

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The Biggest Snubs and Surprises of the 2023 Emmy Nominations

By REBECCA FORD AND DAVID CANFIELD

Nice work, Jury Duty. Better luck next time, Elizabeth Olsen.

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"He's Fiercely Protective": Trump Aide Walt Nauta May Pay the Ultimate Price for Loyalty

By GABRIEL SHERMAN

The former Navy cook remains glued to the ex-president in Mar-a-Lago—"I don't think King Charles has anyone this good," says one senior adviser. But could the threat of decades in prison drive the valet to turn on Trump?

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The Handwritten Will Found in Aretha Franklin's Couch Is Valid, Jury Says

By KASE WICKMAN

The singer's heirs have been in legal dispute over multiple discovered wills since 2019.

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See the Full List of This Year's Emmy Nominations

By KATEY RICH

This year's Emmy nominations capture a broad range of television's best shows—and of course, some inevitable surprises.

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James Marsden Is Surprised and Delighted by Jury Duty's Emmy Haul

By REBECCA FORD

"Keeping someone in the dark for three weeks of their life is an unconventional way of celebrating someone's humanity," says the first-time nominee.

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Yes, Joe Biden Is Old. Is That All Republicans Have to Run On?

By MOLLY JONG-FAST

By the way, Donald Trump is only three years younger.

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Wednesday, July 12, 2023

The Emmys’ Biggest Shocks; a Trump Aide’s Tragic Loyalty; James Marsden’s “New Frontier”

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