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Oct 27 2024POLITICS

Trump's Gender Surgery Claim: Fact or Fiction?

Former President Donald Trump is back at it, spreading a story that US schools are secretly taking kids for gender-affirming surgeries without their parents' permission. This idea first popped up in late August, and it was quickly proven false by CNN and others in September. But here we are in Octob

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Oct 26 2024CRIME

Kim Kardashian Supports Menendez Brothers' New Parole Chance

Kim Kardashian has voiced her support for Erik and Lyle Menendez after Los Angeles County's new district attorney, George Gascón, proposed to replace their life without parole sentences with 50 years to life with parole eligibility. The brothers, who were convicted for killing their parents in 1989,

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

Why The Washington Post Isn't Picking a Presidential Candidate This Time

The Washington Post has decided not to endorse any presidential candidates this year or in the future, according to an announcement by its publisher, Will Lewis. This choice was made by the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, who blocked an endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris. Lewis said this isn't

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Oct 26 2024CRIME

Lyle and Erik Menendez: Hollywood's Rehash Reignites Debate

Twenty-eight years ago, Lyle and Erik Menendez were convicted of killing their parents. Recently, Netflix's series and celebrity support have put their case back into the spotlight. Could this influence a new trial for the brothers? Let's break it down. In 1989, the Menendez brothers shocked the na

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

The Cartoonists' Revenge: A Look at the Washington Post's Quirky Decision

The Washington Post's cartoon team decided to have some fun with the paper's recent decision not to endorse a presidential candidate. They created a dark, formless image that seemed to poke fun at the newspaper's popular slogan, "Democracy Dies in Darkness. " This happened shortly after the paper's

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Oct 26 2024TECHNOLOGY

China's Smartphone Market: Who’s on Top and What’s Next?

In the third quarter of 2024, China's smartphone market saw a slight bump, with around 69 million phones shipped—a 3. 2% increase from last year. This marks the fourth straight quarter of growth, mostly thanks to local brands. Vivo, for instance, boosted its sales by 21. 5%, staying at the top spot

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Oct 26 2024CELEBRITIES

The Secret Smiles of Meryl Streep and Martin Short

Meryl Streep and Martin Short have been spotted together a lot lately, always with big smiles on their faces. People can't help but wonder if there's more to their friendship than meets the eye. They've been seen holding hands and whispering to each other, like at the Golden Globes earlier this year

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

The Washington Post Skips Endorsement: A Surprising Shift

For the first time in decades, The Washington Post has decided not to endorse a candidate in the upcoming presidential race. This move has sparked a wave of criticism, especially from those who believe the paper's role is to shine light on democracy. The paper's publisher, William Lewis, explained t

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

The Washington Post's Surprising Step Away from Presidential Endorsements

The Washington Post, known for its influential endorsements, will not back a candidate in the 2024 presidential election. This shift comes as a shock to many, given the paper’s history of supporting presidential candidates since the 1980s. The decision was made by the newspaper’s owner, Amazon found

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

The Secret Transition: Trump’s Unprecedented Plan

Former President Donald Trump is preparing for another term with an unusually secretive transition plan. Funded by wealthy donors, the plan is shrouded in mystery, raising concerns about transparency and accountability. Transitions are crucial for turning campaign promises into action, but Trump’s p

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