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A Crescenta Valley town councilman who was caught peeing on the door of an LGBTQ+ bar has resigned from his post.

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An apoplectic Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) complained on Friday that Judge Scott McAfee should have recused himself in the Fani Willis case because he once “worked for” the Fulton County district attorney and donated to her campaign.

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New police body camera footage shows a drunk passenger swearing and wetting herself while being escorted out of an airport.

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A suspect has been identified in a Saturday shooting that left three dead and the Philadelphia suburb of Falls Township temporarily under a shelter-in-place order.

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Celine Dion posed in a photo with her sons in a post to raise awareness for Stiff Person Syndrome.

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Former Trump White House aide Peter Navarro is begging the highest court in the United States to intervene so he doesn’t have to report to prison next week.

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Environmental conservation police seized an 11-foot long blind alligator on Thursday that the owner was letting play with human guests, including kids.

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Elon Musk and Don Lemon are going through a nasty professional breakup, and now things are getting downright silly.

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The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors filed a motion Friday in bankruptcy court to force Rudy Giuliani to sell his $3.5 million Florida condo to help pay off some of his debts.

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The California lottery has revealed who won a $1.75 billion Powerball jackpot in October—and it’s more than one person.

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Savannah Chrisley will be the first to admit that for most of her life, she did not, in fact, know best. Speaking with Page Six this week about her parents’ incarceration, the reality star, real estate agent, and influencer confessed that before her parents’ fraud convictions last year, “I was so tone-deaf. I lived such a privileged life. I didn’t [ever] have to endure any of these things, and so, to me, if it wasn’t happening to me... Читать дальше...

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Diana Spencer—aka Princess Diana, Lady Di, Dutch—lived barely a year as a divorced woman. Her divorce from Prince Charles was finalized on August 28, 1996; she’d die in the infamous car crash in Paris a mere 368 days later on August 31, 1997.

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This week:

I Can’t Believe This Happened

There are simply not enough people talking about Lori Loughlin on the most recent episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

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The head of a Native American tribe is demanding that South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem apologize for her “malicious and defamatory” allegation that tribal leaders are in cahoots with drug cartels.

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The Israeli military has revealed a new plan to evacuate a significant portion of the 1.4 million Palestinian civilians in Rafah ahead of the looming ground offensive approved by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week.

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PARIS—What does NATO’s most sought after specialist on Vladimir Putin expect to happen after the despot wheedles his fifth six-year term as the president of Russia on Sunday?

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It makes perfect sense for Donald Trump to call himself “Honest Don,” as he did in announcing a new nickname for himself this week in a late night post on social media. The name obviously has no basis in reality. Predictably, many Trump critics ridiculed it, including his Oscar-hosting nemesis Jimmy Kimmel, who asked “Is there anything sadder than giving yourself a nickname at 1:30 a.m. on the toilet?”

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Fox News host Laura Ingraham apologized Friday night for a graphic that erroneously identified attorney Terrence Bradley as Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor who just left Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ team. Both men are Black and involved in the controversy surrounding Willis’ handling of the election interference case against Donald Trump.

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For weeks last year, the Manhattan district attorney scrambled to stop Donald Trump from engaging in what prosecutors saw as an invasive revenge scheme against a former confidant who’s become a lead witness in the Stormy Daniels hush money case: an attempt to seize Michael Cohen’s personal emails and text messages.

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A United Airlines flight was missing an external panel when it landed at its destination in Oregon—the latest in a series of mechanical problems for the carrier and jet manufacturer Boeing.

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A complaint that kept Moms for Liberty co-founder Tina Descovich from being confirmed to a Florida ethics post last week was rejected by the state’s ethics commission on Friday, the Orlando Sentinel reported.

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Kristi Noem’s smile set political teeth chattering across South Dakota and the nation this week. Her feet soon followed.

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Several Fox News hosts derided former CNN star Don Lemon on Friday for having the “audacity” to grill Elon Musk in a recent interview—which prompted the Tesla CEO to cancel Lemon’s X show even before its first broadcast.

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A chaotic and last-minute document dump of over 119,000 pages of potential evidence has forced an unexpected delay in Donald Trump’s much-anticipated hush money trial in Manhattan, with a state judge on Friday pushing back the trial to April—or even later.