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Remodeling Market Sentiment Remains in Positive Territory in Second Quarter
WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The National Association of Home Builders issued the following news release:
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Remodeling Market Sentiment Remains in Positive Territory in Second Quarter
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) released the NAHB Remodeling Market Index (RMI) for the second quarter, posting a reading of 61. Although the reading inched down one point from the previous quarter, it is still in positive territory and has remained in the low 60s consistently over the past year.
The RMI survey asks remodelers to rate five components of the remodeling market as "good," "fair" or
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WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The National Association of Home Builders issued the following news release:
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Remodeling Market Sentiment Remains in Positive Territory in Second Quarter
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) released the NAHB Remodeling Market Index (RMI) for the second quarter, posting a reading of 61. Although the reading inched down one point from the previous quarter, it is still in positive territory and has remained in the low 60s consistently over the past year.
The RMI survey asks remodelers to rate five components of the remodeling market as "good," "fair" or"poor." Each question is measured on a scale from 0 to 100, where an index number above 50 indicates that a higher share view conditions as good than poor. The results of the RMI are seasonally adjusted.
The Current Conditions Index is an average of three components: the current market for large remodeling projects, moderately-sized projects and small projects. The Future Indicators Index is an average of two components: the current rate at which leads and inquiries are coming in and the current backlog of remodeling projects. The overall RMI is calculated by averaging the Current Conditions Index and the Future Indicators Index. Any number over 50 indicates that more remodelers view remodeling market conditions as good than poor.
"Remodeler sentiment has been positive and stable over the past year," said NAHB Remodelers Chair Elliott Pike, a remodeler from Homewood, Ala. "The major headwinds that are preventing an even stronger remodeling market include rising costs, political and economic uncertainty, and difficulty obtaining financing with favorable interest rates for larger projects."
"Despite affordability concerns, rising home owner equity and an aging housing stock are powering demand for residential remodeling," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. "This is keeping the remodeling market relatively strong despite certain impediments, like the rising cost of building materials. In the latest RMI survey, 74% of remodelers reported that their suppliers have increased prices of materials since March due to higher fuel costs, with the average increase in materials prices over that time being 6.7%."
The Current Conditions Index averaged 70, remaining unchanged from the previous quarter. All three components remained well above 50 in positive territory: the component measuring large remodeling projects ($50,000 or more) dipped three points to 64, the component measuring moderate remodeling projects (at least $20,000 but less than $50,000) increased four points to 73, and the component measuring small-sized remodeling projects (under $20,000) held steady at 74.
The Future Indicators Index averaged 52, down two points compared to the previous quarter. The component measuring the current rate at which leads and inquiries are coming in dropped two points to 51, and the component measuring the backlog of remodeling jobs dipped one point to 54.
For the full RMI tables, please visit nahb.org/rmi.
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Original text here: https://www.nahb.org/news-and-economics/press-releases/2026/07/remodeling-market-sentiment-remains-in-positive-territory-in-second-quarter
[Category: Real Estate]
LEI for Japan Rose Again in May 2026
NEW YORK, July 10 -- The Conference Board issued the following news release:
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LEI for Japan Rose Again in May 2026
Using the Composite Indexes : The Leading Economic Index (LEI) provides an early indication of significant turning points in the business cycle and where the economy is heading in the near term. The Coincident Economic Index (CEI) provides an indication of the current state of the economy. Additional details are below.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (r) (LEI) for Japan increased by 0.9% in May 2026 to 89.7 (2016=100), following a 0.5% increase in April. In addition,
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NEW YORK, July 10 -- The Conference Board issued the following news release:
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LEI for Japan Rose Again in May 2026
Using the Composite Indexes : The Leading Economic Index (LEI) provides an early indication of significant turning points in the business cycle and where the economy is heading in the near term. The Coincident Economic Index (CEI) provides an indication of the current state of the economy. Additional details are below.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (r) (LEI) for Japan increased by 0.9% in May 2026 to 89.7 (2016=100), following a 0.5% increase in April. In addition,over the 6-month period from November 2025 to May 2026, the LEI for Japan grew by 4.3%, a significant improvement compared to 1.2% expansion recorded between May and November 2025.
The Conference Board Coincident Economic Index (r) (CEI) for Japan was unchanged in May 2026 at 99.4 (2016=100), after rising by 0.7% in April. However, over the 6-month period from November 2025 to May 2026, the CEI expanded by 1.4%, more than reversing a 0.3% decline between May and November 2025.
The next release is scheduled for Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 10:30 A.M. ET.
The Japan LEI grew further in May
Yield spread, suspension of transactions and stock price fueled LEI higher in May and in the past six months
The annual growth rate of the Japan LEI improved further in May, signaling economic expansion later in the year
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About The Conference Board Leading Economic Index(r) (LEI) and Coincident Economic Index(r) (CEI) for Japan.
The composite economic indexes are key elements in an analytic system designed to signal peaks and troughs in the business cycle. Comprised of multiple independent indicators, the indexes are constructed to summarize and reveal common turning points in the economy in a clearer and more convincing manner than any individual component.
The CEI reflects current economic conditions and is highly correlated with real GDP. The LEI is a predictive tool that anticipates-or "leads"-turning points in the business cycle by around four months.
The ten components of the Leading Economic Index(r) for Japan are:
* Real Money Supply, M2 + CD Money
* Yield Spread, (10 year gov bonds minus Uncollateralized: Overnight Rate)
* Stock Price Index
* Dwelling Units Started
* Suspension of transactions
* Tankan Business Conditions, All Enterprises, All Industries
* Six-Month Growth Rate of Labor Productivity Mfg
* Real Operating Profits
* New Orders for Machinery and Construction
* Index of Overtime Worked, Mfg
The four components of the Coincident Economic Index(r) for Japan are:
* Number of Employed Persons
* Industrial Production
* Wage and Salary Income
* Real Retail, Wholesale, and Manuf. Sales
To access data, please visit: https://data-central.conference-board.org/
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About The Conference Board
The Conference Board is the Member-driven think tank that delivers Trusted Insights for What's Ahead (r) (r). Founded in 1916, we are a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization holding 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt status in the United States. TCB.org l Learn about Membership
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Original text here: https://www.conference-board.org/topics/business-cycle-indicators/japan
ERIC Files Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Hindsight-Based Attacks on Retirement Plan Fiduciaries
WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The ERISA Industry Committee issued the following news release:
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ERIC Files Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Hindsight-Based Attacks on Retirement Plan Fiduciaries
The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC) joined six other employer and retirement-industry groups in filing a Supreme Court amicus brief supporting Intel in Anderson v. Intel Corp. Investment Policy Committee. The brief urges the Court to affirm the Ninth Circuit's ruling that plaintiffs must plead fiduciary breach claims with plausible, apples-to-apples comparisons, not by cherry-picking higher-performing
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WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The ERISA Industry Committee issued the following news release:
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ERIC Files Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Hindsight-Based Attacks on Retirement Plan Fiduciaries
The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC) joined six other employer and retirement-industry groups in filing a Supreme Court amicus brief supporting Intel in Anderson v. Intel Corp. Investment Policy Committee. The brief urges the Court to affirm the Ninth Circuit's ruling that plaintiffs must plead fiduciary breach claims with plausible, apples-to-apples comparisons, not by cherry-picking higher-performinginvestments after the fact.
The case centers on a simple question: can a lawsuit against a 401(k) plan proceed just because a different investment with a different strategy happened to perform better? Intel's plan fiduciaries built custom funds after the 2008 financial crisis designed to limit losses in a downturn, even if that meant giving up some gains in a good market. Plaintiffs say those funds were imprudent because other, unrelated funds performed better over a period the plaintiffs selected. The Ninth Circuit disagreed, ruling that this kind of comparison only counts if the funds being compared are similar, known as a "meaningful benchmark." ERIC's brief asks the Supreme Court to uphold that ruling.
"You can't judge how fast a marathon runner is by comparing them to a sprinter," said Doug Hinson, Executive Director of the ERIC Legal Center. "Retirement plans select investments that have different objectives. For example, some investments are designed to protect against losses, others to maximize growth. If any fiduciary can be sued just because some other fund somewhere did better, every plan in the country becomes a target. This type of litigation ultimately harms workers and retirees in the form of lower matching contributions and fewer choices."
The brief argues that allowing plaintiffs to plead imprudence through mismatched comparisons, instead of actual allegations about a fiduciary's investment selection process, would subject plan sponsors to "Monday-morning quarterbacking," discouraging employers from offering the customized, risk-conscious investment options that many participants want.
Reinforcing ERIC's Position Before DOL
The brief's arguments echo ERIC's position with regulators. In comments filed with the Department of Labor on June 1, 2026, on a related proposed rule, ERIC urged DOL to make clear that fiduciaries should be judged on the process they followed at the time of making decisions, not on results that only look bad in hindsight.
The Anderson v. Intel Corp. Investment Policy Committee brief is available here (https://us.list-manage.com/Wr4DWfnuCw9?e=4b9822ddff&c2id=b42d6fb3a747b5f9a74f8375e11f372e).
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About The ERISA Industry Committee
ERIC is a national advocacy organization that exclusively represents large employers that provide health, retirement, paid leave, and other benefits to their nationwide workforces. With member companies that are leaders in every sector of the economy, ERIC advocates on the federal, state, and local levels for policies that promote flexibility and uniformity in the administration of their employee benefit plans.
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Original text here: https://www.eric.org/press_release/eric-files-amicus-brief-urging-supreme-court-to-reject-hindsight-based-attacks-on-retirement-plan-fiduciaries/
[Category: Human Resources/Personnel]
DAIRY DISCUSSION GROUPS TO BE HELD ON PERRY, BLAIR AND CHESTER COUNTY FARMS IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania, July 10 -- The Center for Dairy Excellence issued the following news release:
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DAIRY DISCUSSION GROUPS TO BE HELD ON PERRY, BLAIR AND CHESTER COUNTY FARMS IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
Dairy Producers Are Invited to One of Three Peer-to-Peer Discussion Groups
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Harrisburg, Pa. - Three Dairy Discussion Groups will be held on Pennsylvania dairy farms in Perry, Blair and Chester Counties in the next two weeks. Hosted by the Center for Dairy Excellence and Penn State Extension, the discussion groups are designed to be laidback and only a few hours long to encourage networking
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HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania, July 10 -- The Center for Dairy Excellence issued the following news release:
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DAIRY DISCUSSION GROUPS TO BE HELD ON PERRY, BLAIR AND CHESTER COUNTY FARMS IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
Dairy Producers Are Invited to One of Three Peer-to-Peer Discussion Groups
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Harrisburg, Pa. - Three Dairy Discussion Groups will be held on Pennsylvania dairy farms in Perry, Blair and Chester Counties in the next two weeks. Hosted by the Center for Dairy Excellence and Penn State Extension, the discussion groups are designed to be laidback and only a few hours long to encourage networkingand idea-sharing among dairy producers. The meeting for each discussion group will be held on a Pennsylvania dairy farm and will include a farm tour and a free lunch.
"If you're looking for a chance to connect with fellow dairy producers, exchange ideas, and learn what's working on other farms, these discussion groups can be a great outlet for that kind of connection and idea-sharing," shared Jayne Sebright, Executive Director at the Center for Dairy Excellence. "We'll have a facilitated discussion tailored to the topics that matter most to your group, whether that's productivity and profitability at the farm level or another issue you and your peers would like to discuss.
View the dates and locations for the Dairy Discussion Groups:
Franklin/Perry Discussion Group: Thursday, July 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Dwayne Martin Farm
549 Evergreen Road
New Bloomfield, Pa 17068
Blair/Somerset Discussion Group: Tuesday, July 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Dry Creek Farm
811 Piney Creek Road
Martinsburg, PA 16662
Chester/Berks Discussion Group: Wednesday, July 29 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ar-Joy Farms, LLC
1589 Althouse Road
Cochranville, PA 19330
"I like my discussion group a lot. We meet three times a year and it's a group of farmers discussing dairy. I learn a good bit just in discussion and debate. Our facilitator also does feed efficiency papers and we compare our DHIA numbers. I find great value in seeing people's farms, seeing their papers, and discussing what worked and what didn't," shared Lonnie, a PA dairy farmer who participates in a discussion group.
These Dairy Discussion Groups are free, and producers are encouraged to RSVP in advance for the July meetings. Visit www.centerfordairyexcellence.org/events to sign up for one of the discussion groups. Call the Center at 717-346-0849 with questions or to register over the phone.
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The Center for Dairy Excellence is a non-profit organization initiated by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture in 2004. Bringing together people from more than 40 different dairy organizations in Pennsylvania, the Center's mission is to enhance the profitability of the dairy industry by empowering people, creating partnerships, and increasing the availability and use of resources. Learn more at centerfordairyexcellence.org.
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Original text here: https://www.centerfordairyexcellence.org/wp-content/uploads/7-9_Discussion-Groups.pdf
[Category: Agriculture]
Conference Board: LEI for Spain Rose in May
NEW YORK, July 10 -- The Conference Board issued the following news release:
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LEI for Spain Rose in May
Using the Composite Indexes: The Leading Economic Index (LEI) provides an early indication of significant turning points in the business cycle and where the economy is heading in the near term. The Coincident Economic Index (CEI) provides an indication of the current state of the economy. Additional details are below.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (r) (LEI) for Spain increased by 0.2% in May 2026 to 105.0 (2016=100), after increasing by 0.3% in April. Overall, the Spain
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NEW YORK, July 10 -- The Conference Board issued the following news release:
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LEI for Spain Rose in May
Using the Composite Indexes: The Leading Economic Index (LEI) provides an early indication of significant turning points in the business cycle and where the economy is heading in the near term. The Coincident Economic Index (CEI) provides an indication of the current state of the economy. Additional details are below.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (r) (LEI) for Spain increased by 0.2% in May 2026 to 105.0 (2016=100), after increasing by 0.3% in April. Overall, the SpainLEI rose by 0.5% from November 2025 to May 2026, slowing to less than half the rate of the 1.1% increase over the previous six-month, between May and November 2025.
The Conference Board Coincident Economic Index (r) (CEI) for Spain rose by 0.3% in May 2026 to 119.5 (2016=100), following a similar 0.3% increase in April. Over the six-month period between November 2025 and May 2026, the CEI expanded by 0.8%, moderating from the 1.5% expansion over the previous six-month period.
The next release is scheduled for Friday, August 7, 2026, at 9:30 A.M. ET.
The LEI for Spain rose in May
Half of the Spain LEI components maintained an upward month-to-month trajectory, which more than offset weakness in the remaining components
Despite some softening, the Spain LEI has continued to be positive on an annual basis, indicating economic growth ahead
* * *About The Conference Board Leading Economic Index(r) (LEI) and Coincident Economic Index(r) (CEI) for Spain
The composite economic indexes are key elements in an analytic system designed to signal peaks and troughs in the business cycle. Comprised of multiple independent indicators, the indexes are constructed to summarize and reveal common turning points in the economy in a clearer and more convincing manner than any individual component.
The CEI reflects current economic conditions and is highly correlated with real GDP. The LEI is a predictive tool that anticipates-or "leads"-turning points in the business cycle by around three months.
The six components of Leading Economic Index(r) for Spain are:
* Capital Equipment Component of Industrial Production
* Spanish Contribution to Euro M2
* Spanish Equity Price Index
* Long Term Government Bond Yield (inverted)
* Order Books Survey
* Job Placement
The five components of the Coincident Economic Index(r) for Spain are:
* Final Consumption Expenditure
* Industrial Production (2010=100)
* Real Imports (3 month moving average)
* Retail Sales Survey Employment
To access data, please visit: https://data-central.conference-board.org
About The Conference Board
The Conference Board is the Member-driven think tank that delivers Trusted Insights for What's Ahead (r) (r). Founded in 1916, we are a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization holding 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt status in the United States. TCB.org l Learn about Membership
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Original text here: https://www.conference-board.org/topics/business-cycle-indicators/spain
AFBF, NFU Call on USDA to Preserve Protection for Farmers
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, July 10 -- The American Farm Bureau Federation issued the following news release:
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AFBF, NFU Call on USDA to Preserve Protection for Farmers
American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall and National Farmers Union President Rob Larew issued a joint statement today on reports that USDA plans to rescind rules that protect farmers under the Packers and Stockyards Act.
"America's farmers are deeply troubled by news that USDA plans to rescind or continue to delay several rules that are specifically designed to benefit America's farmers and ranchers. The rules
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NASHVILLE, Tennessee, July 10 -- The American Farm Bureau Federation issued the following news release:
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AFBF, NFU Call on USDA to Preserve Protection for Farmers
American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall and National Farmers Union President Rob Larew issued a joint statement today on reports that USDA plans to rescind rules that protect farmers under the Packers and Stockyards Act.
"America's farmers are deeply troubled by news that USDA plans to rescind or continue to delay several rules that are specifically designed to benefit America's farmers and ranchers. The ruleshelp protect farmers from retaliation by large processors, increase transparency and improve pay systems for contract poultry growers. They make it clear that unfair and deceptive practices by meatpackers will not be tolerated, and they take on the poultry tournament pay system that for too long created winners and losers based on factors outside of growers' control.
"The American Farm Bureau Federation and National Farmers Union, representing millions of farm families, worked for years advocating for a more level playing field. That progress is now at risk of being undone.
"The Trump administration has long said that it supports farmers and ranchers, but voiding these rules would do the exact opposite. Instead, more power would be given to large processing companies at the expense of America's farmers. We urge President Trump and Secretary Rollins to demonstrate their commitment to farmers by leaving these critical safeguards in place."
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Original text here: https://www.fb.org/news-release/afbf-nfu-call-on-usda-to-preserve-protection-for-farmers
[Category: Agriculture]
78th Emmy Awards Nominations Revealed Recognizing Beloved Television Icons and a Host of Fresh Faces
WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The Television Academy issued the following news release:
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78th Emmy Awards Nominations Revealed Recognizing Beloved Television Icons and a Host of Fresh Faces
Hacks Sets the Record for Most Nominations in a Single Year in the Comedy Category
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Nominations for the 78th Emmy Awards were announced today from the Wolf Theatre in the Saban Media Center. The live ceremony was hosted by Emmy winner Liza Colon-Zayas (The Bear) and Emmy winner Jeff Hiller (Somebody Somewhere) along with Television Academy Chair Cris Abrego.
Among nominations for acclaimed performers such
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WASHINGTON, July 10 -- The Television Academy issued the following news release:
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78th Emmy Awards Nominations Revealed Recognizing Beloved Television Icons and a Host of Fresh Faces
Hacks Sets the Record for Most Nominations in a Single Year in the Comedy Category
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Nominations for the 78th Emmy Awards were announced today from the Wolf Theatre in the Saban Media Center. The live ceremony was hosted by Emmy winner Liza Colon-Zayas (The Bear) and Emmy winner Jeff Hiller (Somebody Somewhere) along with Television Academy Chair Cris Abrego.
Among nominations for acclaimed performers suchas Steve Carell (Rooster), Jamie Lee Curtis (The Bear), Harrison Ford (Shrinking), Lisa Kudrow (The Comeback), Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) and Michelle Pfeiffer (Margo's Got Money Troubles), a slew of new faces and breakout performances were recognized including Taylor Dearden (The Pitt), Chase Infiniti (The Testaments), Sarah Pidgeon (Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette) and Connor Storrie (Saturday Night Live).
"This year's nominees represent the extraordinary creativity and artistry that make television such a dynamic form of entertainment," said Television Academy Chair Cris Abrego. "The breadth of work recognized this year -- from intimate character-driven comedies and satires to fantasy, thrillers, and costume dramas -- demonstrates that great storytelling knows no bounds. We're proud to celebrate the artists and craftspeople behind these remarkable achievements and look forward to honoring them at the Emmys this September."
Hacks has set the record for most nominations in a single year in the Comedy category with 24 (previous record jointly held in 2025 by The Studio and in 2024 by The Bear each with 23 nominations) and The Pitt led this year's Drama category with 25 nominations.
There are 28 first-time performer nominees across all performer categories this year including: Brittany Allen (The Pitt), Tal Anderson (The Pitt), Patrick Ball (The Pitt), Leslie Bibb (Hacks), Taylor Dearden (The Pitt), Dale Dickey (Widow's Bay), Fiona Dourif (The Pitt), Ernest Harden Jr. (The Pitt), Gerran Howell (The Pitt), Charlie Hunnam (Monster: The Ed Gein Story), Chase Infiniti (The Testaments), Tina Ivlev (The Pitt), Jeff Kober (The Pitt), Hamish Linklater (Widow's Bay), Charles Melton (Beef), Sepideh Moafi (The Pitt), Carey Mulligan (Beef), Kate O'Flynn (Widow's Bay), Sarah Pidgeon (Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette), Miriam Shor (Pluribus), Megan Stalter (Hacks), Connor Storrie (Saturday Night Live), Joy Sunday (DTF St. Louis), Carlos-Manuel Vesga (Pluribus), Matt Vogel (The Muppet Show), Lauren Weedman (Hacks), Karolina Wydra (Pluribus) and Youn Yuh-Jung (Beef).
This year's nominations are also characterized by a significant number of multi-hyphenates who received multiple nominations showcasing their talents as performer/writer/director/producers across different genres.
Jason Bateman received a remarkable four nominations this year (performance and directing for Black Rabbit, performance and producing for DTF St. Louis) while three nominations were announced for Quinta Brunson (performance, writing and producing for Abbott Elementary), Paul W. Downs (performance, writing and producing for Hacks), Matthew Rhys (performance and producing for Widow's Bay and performance for The Beast In Me), Jason Segel (performance and producing for Shrinking and producing for Shrinking - In It Together), Martin Short (performance and producing for Only Murders In The Building and host for Match Game) and Noah Wyle (performance, directing and producing for The Pitt).
Additional performers with multiple nominations this year include: Sterling K. Brown (performance and producing for Paradise), Claire Danes (performance and producing The Beast In Me), Colman Domingo (performance for The Four Seasons and Euphoria), Elle Fanning (performance and producing for Margo's Got Money Troubles), Dakota Fanning (performance for All Her Fault and producing for Margo's Got Money Troubles), David Harbour (performance and producing for DTF St. Louis), Oscar Isaac (performance and producing for Beef), Jimmy Kimmel (producing for Jimmy Kimmel Live! and host for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire), Lisa Kudrow (performance and writing for The Comeback), Charles Melton (performance and producing Beef), Laurie Metcalf (performance for Monster: The Ed Gein Story and Hacks), Carey Mulligan (performance and producing Beef), Nick Offerman (performance for Margo's Got Money Troubles and Death By Lightning), Michelle Pfeiffer (performance and producing for Margo's Got Money Troubles), Keri Russell (performance and producing The Diplomat), Sarah Snook (performance and producing for All Her Fault).
The nominations rosters may be revised in cases where names or titles are incorrect or appeals for changes--including the addition or removal of names--are approved by the Television Academy's Emmy Awards Committee. Producer eligibility is based primarily on title; producer nominees for reality program categories and eligible consulting producers on comedy and drama series will be announced early August and may increase the number of multiple nominees. Final-round online voting begins August 17, 2026.
The complete list of Emmy nominations, compiled by the independent accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP, is attached along with key categories. This and other Academy news and updates are available at Emmys.com.
The 78th Emmy Awards, hosted by Emmy Award winner Mariska Hargitay, will air Monday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT from the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE., airing live coast-to-coast on NBC and streaming on Peacock. The Creative Arts Emmy Awards will take place on Saturday, Sept. 5, and Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026.
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Original text here: https://www.televisionacademy.com/features/news/awards-news/260708-nominations
[Category: Entertainment Industry]
