- CelebrityAccess Hollywood
Britney Spears’ Ex-Husband Jason Alexander Claims He Was Misled About 2004 Marriage Annulment
Britney Spears’ first husband is speaking out. The pop superstar was married to her childhood friend, Jason Alexander, for 55 hours in 2004 following a spontaneous wedding in Las Vegas. Nearly two decades later and in the midst of Spears’ highly-publicized conservatorship battle, Alexander has shared more to his side of the story.
- PoliticsBusiness Insider
Rudy Giuliani was so 'incredibly drunk' on election night that Trump aides worried he'd smash valuable White House china, Michael Wolff says
According to Michael Wolff, Rudy Giuliani struggled to keep his balance while trying to convince others that Trump had won re-election on November 3.
- U.S.NextShark
Asian Americans in elite colleges would drop by 21% if admission is only based on tests, study says
Nearly a quarter of Asian Americans accepted to elite colleges would no longer qualify if their acceptances were based on tests alone, according to a new report from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce (CEW). Key findings: The study, which ran statistical simulations of admissions decisions, found “no strong evidence” of discrimination against Asian Americans in 91 of the country’s most selective colleges and universities. While Asian American enrollment in these in
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Jessie James Decker claps back at body shamers in bikini photo: ‘That’s right girl you freaking show them’
The 33-year-old singer is having the last laugh.
- U.S.The Root
NYPD Officers Swarm and Tase Black Man on Subway After Accusing Him of Letting Someone on Without Paying Fare
There’s always going to be a rift between Black people and police officers as long as cops believe even the slightest challenge to their authority warrants their reckless aggression and uses of force no matter how minor the original offense was.
- PoliticsBusiness Insider
A Trump supporter who stormed the Capitol told book author the rioters weren't there to 'steal things' or 'do damage': 'We were just there to overthrow the government'
Saundra Kiczenski, 56, from Michigan, told WSJ reporter Michael Bender that she was "confident" that Trump won the 2020 election.

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