Walt Disney Co filed a lawsuit in federal court against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday, alleging his administration's takeover of its theme park district in the state is part of "a targeted campaign of government retaliation." The move is the latest salvo in an increasingly bitter fight between the entertainment giant and DeSantis, a Republican presidential hopeful for the 2024 election. Filed in a federal court in Florida, the lawsuit names DeSantis and others in his administration.

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Joe Biden on Wednesday addressed the elephant in the room of his 2024 re-election bid: the fact that he is already the oldest president and would be 86 when he stepped down if he wins. Polls show it's a matter of overwhelming concern for voters, one his Republican opponents will weaponize. On Wednesday, a day after his campaign's low-key launch via video, the 80-year-old president said he is confident ahead of a grueling election battle during one of the world's most demanding jobs.

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New Yorkers and tourists can once again stroll between the rings and diamonds of the jeweler Tiffany & Co. on Fifth Avenue, which officially reopened for business on Wednesday after extensive renovations under new owners, French luxury giant LVMH. The iconic Manhattan jewelry store -- immortalized by the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" -- was officially reopened following the remodelling, which the jeweler hopes will help fuel the brand's momentum under its new ownership.

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When did Tiffany & Co open? What marketing platform did it create?

Wednesday's answer: Harry Belafonte waited 60 years to complete the EGOT, winning a Tony in 1954 and an Oscar in 2014 to cap the feat.