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37 years after making her Official Chart debut with I Should Be So Luck y, pop icon Kylie Minogue lands her first-ever UK Christmas Number 1 with XMAS, and it’s a RECORD BREAKER! The UK celebrates a ...

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WASHINGTON — President Trump came out swinging against his predecessor in a rare address to the nation while touting the progress he’s made this year — saying that the best is yet to come in 2026.