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‘Supergirl’ flies home to digital release

by Daily Planet
July 28, 2026

"Supergirl" became available to rent or buy digitally on Tuesday, just over a month after opening in theaters. A streaming date on HBO Max has not yet been set, and the film's box office performance has fallen well short of its break-even point.

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Walz visits Ely as northeastern Minnesota wildfires reach 53% containment

by Daily Planet
July 28, 2026

Gov. Tim Walz traveled to Ely Monday to meet with wildfire crews, local officials, first responders and residents as fires across northeastern Minnesota reached 53% containment.

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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow mail-in voting restrictions

by Daily Planet
July 28, 2026

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court Monday to clear the way for an executive order placing new restrictions on mail-in voting, after lower courts blocked key provisions less than 100 days before the November midterms.

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Trump welcomes Netanyahu, Zelenskiy to White House amid dual wars

by Daily Planet
July 28, 2026

President Donald Trump welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to the White House Tuesday for separate meetings, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine both nearing pivotal moments.

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Marvel and DC deliver a weekend of trailers and reveals at Comic-Con 2026

by Daily Planet
July 27, 2026

San Diego Comic-Con wrapped its four day run Sunday with Marvel Studios and DC Studios both swinging for the fences, from a "Black Panther 3" announcement and Ryan Gosling's Ghost Rider reveal to new "Lanterns" details and a "Doomsday" trailer that had Hall H on its feet.

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Paramount agrees to pause Warner Bros. Discovery merger until 2027

by Daily Planet
July 27, 2026

Paramount Skydance says it will hold off on completing its blockbuster merger with Warner Bros. Discovery until legal challenges from a dozen states and the Writers Guild of America are resolved, or until June 2027.

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Always Hold On To Smallville

Smallville: The Ultimate Season, episode 22

by Daily Planet
July 27, 2026

It's Smallville: The Ultimate Season! Always Hold On To Smallville analyzes the 22nd episodes from each season to determine the ultimate episode 22 of "Smallville," culminating in a recap of the final results for The Ultimate Season!

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News/U.S./World

US and Iran pause strikes for a second day as diplomats push for deal

by Daily Planet
July 27, 2026

The United States and Iran each paused military action for a second consecutive day Sunday, a signal officials call encouraging as negotiators try to rescue a ceasefire deal that has been repeatedly violated since it was signed in mid-June.

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Crime/Metropolis/News

Man charged in April north Minneapolis homicide

by Daily Planet
July 24, 2026

A Minneapolis man has been charged with second-degree murder in the April shooting death of Marvin Ray McCowen near 31st Avenue North and Fourth Street.

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Krypton Report

Ranking Supergirl Versions

by Daily Planet
July 23, 2026

The Krypton Report team takes a trip through Supergirl's history, debating which versions of the character stand above the rest.

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