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Adéla criticized Trump's administration song choice, while Bruce Springsteen urged Americans to participate in voting.

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Adéla Donald Trump Bruce Springsteen

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Adéla
Slovak singer, songwriter and dancer (born 2003)
- Adéla moved from Bratislava to London to study dance, where she later wore a Chanel gown for a photoshoot and performed at a club.Wed 13:28
Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
- Iran attempts to hold the world economy hostage as Democrats consider their role in potential political shifts regarding Congress and war powers.00:29
- Trump's nomination signals hawkish Fed expectations regarding monetary policy and market impact.00:29
Bruce Springsteen
American rock singer (born 1949)
- Olivia Rodrigo's festival raised money for Planned Parenthood, and Bruce Springsteen threw support behind Abdul El-Sayed.Wed 03:31
- Stevens criticized El-Sayed and endorsed Rogers, while Springsteen endorsed El-Sayed and condemned ICE action in Minneapolis.Wed 02:07

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