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Ellen set to say goodbye to popular talk show
In some sad news, media Icon Ellen has revealed she will soon end her daily talk show.
She’s been a regular on our televisions since the debut of the Ellen Show, but now DeGeneres is about to say goodbye to one of the most popular and successful shows in American talk show history.
The media personality has announced she will end her Emmy-winning daytime talk show next year after its upcoming 19th season.
The comedian revealed the news In an interview with the Hollywood reporter.
Ellen is set to open up and will discuss the decision on Thursday’s show with guest Oprah Winfrey.
The Ellen DeGeneres Show” has won more than 60 Emmy awards.
Ellen started her career in stand-up comedy in her New Orleans hometown before moving into the world of television, where she starred in comedy series “Ellen” in the mid-1990s.
In 1997, both she and her TV character came out as homosexual long before being gay was accepted in mainstream America.
“Ellen” was canceled a year later, but DeGeneres returned to television in 2003 with her daytime show.
An advocate for animals, gay rights and anti-bullying campaigns, DeGeneres became known for promoting kindness and compassion on her light-hearted show.
In 2020, Ellen faced a PR disaster with allegations of toxic culture made against her.
That forced the TV star to apologize on-air, when season 18 returned.
Ellen says her future plans are uncertain but said she is open to movie roles and wants to be more involved in environmental conservation efforts.
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Australia’s new National AI Plan aims to transform the future of tech
Australia’s National AI Plan aims to make it a global leader in AI, focusing on safe, responsible innovation and workforce support.
Australia’s National AI Plan aims to make it a global leader in AI, focusing on safe, responsible innovation and workforce support.
Australia has unveiled its ambitious National AI Plan, a blueprint designed to position the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence. The plan focuses on building smarter infrastructure, strengthening domestic capability, and encouraging innovation across a wide range of sectors.
A key priority is ensuring the safe and responsible use of AI technologies. This includes frameworks to prevent harm, attract global investment, and boost industry collaboration while unlocking opportunities for businesses and communities across the nation.
The government also aims to support and upskill Australian workers, promoting widespread adoption of AI and improving public services. The vision is to ensure every corner of the country benefits from the next wave of technological progress.
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Stocks rebound as Bitcoin and tech surge ahead of Fed meeting
Stocks rebound as tech and bitcoin rise, fueled by optimism over potential Fed interest rate cuts.
Stocks rebound as tech and bitcoin rise, fueled by optimism over potential Fed interest rate cuts.
Stocks bounced back today as investors cheered gains in technology shares and bitcoin. Optimism is building around a potential interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve on December 10, fueling a bullish mood in the markets.
December has historically been a strong month for equities, with the S&P 500 averaging more than a 1% gain. Analysts are watching closely as the final weeks of the year could set the tone for 2026.
For expert insights, Chris Weston from Pepperstone breaks down what investors should watch and how the market could react to the Fed’s next move.
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Kristi Noem pushes to expand U.S. travel ban amid rising security concerns
Noem calls for expanding U.S. travel ban amid security concerns following a deadly shooting, citing risks from additional countries.
Noem calls for expanding U.S. travel ban amid security concerns following a deadly shooting, citing risks from additional countries.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is calling for a major expansion of the U.S. travel ban, arguing that more countries are sending dangerous migrants into the United States. Her proposal would widen the list from 19 to as many as 30 nations, although the exact countries have not been named.
The push follows a deadly shooting in Washington that killed a young Army specialist and left another critically injured. Noem says the attack highlights growing national security gaps.
The conversation is now shifting to how the U.S. evaluates travel risks and the broader political consequences.
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