Politics
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Politics Green Day will no longer be performing in Moscow, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Cole Blake -
Pop Culture Musk pushed the conspiracy theory in a tweet where he shared a link to a site that is known for fake news.
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Erika Marie -
Politics The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a sweeping police reform bill named after George Floyd, aimed at tackling police brutality and systemic racism.
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Lynn S. -
Politics Trump's attempt to overturn the election results lead to a hand-count audit of Georgia ballots
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Aron A. -
Politics Snoop Dogg shared that 2020 would "definitely" be the first time he cast his vote after being "brainwashed" into thinking he couldn't.
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Erika Marie -
Politics Joe Biden remarked that it's Elton John's "fault" that U.S. taxpayers spend $6 billion on AIDS research.
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Cole Blake -
Politics America still hasn't forgotten about the horrible attack that took place 21 years ago.
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Lawrencia Grose -
Politics The Department of Justice won't be seeking charges against the officer.
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Erika Marie -
Politics Samaria Rice, the mother of Tamir Rice, voices her issues with Tamika Mallory after Lil Baby's performance of "The Bigger Picture" at the Grammys.
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Aron A. -
Politics The head of Operation Warp Speed says the coronavirus vaccine may be available by December 11.
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Cole Blake -
Politics Pharrell Williams helps ring in the news that Juneteenth will be officially recognized as a Virginia state holiday.
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Mitch Findlay -
Politics Americans at risk of eviction may qualify to remain in their home, even if they can't pay rent.
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Isaiah Cane