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While the reboot hasn't been officially confirmed, Hilton posted an Instagram reel back in May, in conjunction with Peacock, that's captioned "New Era. Same Besties. Coming soon to Peacock."

From Salon

However, the White House has been reluctant to reel back its support, sending billions of dollars in military aid to Israel and three times blocking a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire.

From BBC

Mr. Lee’s amendment was one of a slate of add-ons authored by the Utah Republican that seek to reel back the U.S. involvement in the Ukrainian war.

Republicans have long sought to reel back the Biden administration’s efforts to provide student loan relief and aid to millions of borrowers during the coronavirus pandemic.

The legislation, championed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, would raise the limit on money the government can borrow through next year, reel back President Biden’s climate agenda and force sweeping, unspecified spending cuts.

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