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Politics New York Reports Most Single-Day COVID-19 Cases Since June New York has reported it's highest single-day tally for new coronavirus cases since June. By Cole Blake September 26, 2020
Politics Donald Trump Reportedly Can't Stop Thinking About Pardoning Himself Presidents are theoretically allowed to pardon themselves from any federal crimes. By Alexander Cole November 14, 2020
Politics Parler Suffers Breach As Hacker Archives & Shares Posts From Users: Report The person shared links to the information on Twitter and many believe that it will further assist in figuring out how the insurrection at the U.S. capital was organized. By Erika Marie January 11, 2021
Politics "Disgruntled Staffer" Changed Trump, Pence Bios On State Dept. Website Apparently, a "disgruntled employee" is to blame for falsely claiming Trump's term in office ends on Monday night. By Aron A. January 11, 2021
Politics Anonymous Strike Back At Buffalo PD After Shoving Incident Anonymous has re-emerged in the wake of recent protests against police brutality and systemic racism. By Aron A. June 06, 2020
Politics Officer Involved in Elijah McClain Chokehold Photo Submits Resignation Jaron Jones, an officer involved in the photo scandal surrounding the death of Elijah McClain, has submitted his resignation according to the Aurora Police Department. By Keenan Higgins July 04, 2020
Random Dwayne Johnson Reportedly Now Third Highest Pick For President Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is reportedly now the third-most backed choice for president after his impassioned "Where are You?" speech to Trump. By Lynn S. June 05, 2020
Politics Barack Obama Details Breaking Classmate's Nose After Being Called A "C**n" The former president shared his story on his new podcast with Bruce Springsteen. By Erika Marie February 23, 2021
Sports LeBron James Responds To Fake Quote About Mail-In Voting LeBron James' words were twisted and used by a pro-Trump group. By Alexander Cole August 21, 2020
Politics MAGA Teen Nick Sandmann Settles $250 Million Lawsuit With Washington Post The Covington Catholic student from last year's viral video showing a confrontation between MAGA hat-wearing high schoolers and Omaha tribe elder Nathan Phillips has reached a settlement with the Washington Post. By Cole Blake July 25, 2020
Politics Donald Trump's Violent Tweet Leads To Widespread Outrage President Donald Trump has people up in arms after suggesting that looters should be shot. By Alexander Cole May 29, 2020
Politics Trump's Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Tests Positive For COVID-19 Kayleigh McEnany is the 13th person connected to the President to test positive. By Alexander Cole October 05, 2020