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Kmart removes 'beyond inappropriate' children's costume after backlash from parents
Kmart Australia has removed a children's Halloween costume from its shelves following a petition from a concerned parent.
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Police officer has surprising reaction to pulling over mom and her 3 kids: 'What if a car hit them?'
A Wisconsin police officer is receiving plenty of praise for the way he reacted after pulling over a mother and her three kids.
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Ryan Reynolds Wants to Remake an Olsen Twins Movie With His Look-Alike Kate Beckinsale
See which movie the 'Deadpool' star suggested!
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Business The Independent
Zuckerberg stumbles over AOC's questions about white supremacy during Congress hearing
Mark Zuckerberg appeared to stumble when confronted with tough questioning by congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who asked the Facebook CEO if a right-wing news outlet known for its ties to white supremacist groups is an appropriate fact-checking group to help oversee the social media giant's content.Ms Ocasio-Cortez confronted Mr Zuckerberg during congressional testimony on Wednesday, where the CEO was due to discuss a cryptocurrency favoured by his company. But the Democrat instead chose to grill him about Facebook's decision not to fact check political advertisements, even in cases where messages posted by politicians are clearly wrong. She also asked about Mr Zuckerberg's previous admission that he dines regularly with conservatives and right-wing personalities, which he said is part of his strategy to ensure he hears a diverse set of opinions.
