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Controversial Quebec singer who denied COVID-19, HIV/AIDS, dies
A controversial Quebec singer who used his platform to share conspiracy theories about COVID-19 and HIV/AIDS, has died. Bernard Lachance, originally from Montmagny, Quebec, garnered fame for his ambitious pursuit of performing. He would rent out theatres with his own money and sell his CD and tickets to his concerts on the streets, regardless of not having any representation.
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‘So I raped you.’ Facebook message renews fight for justice
Shannon Keeler was enjoying a weekend getaway with her boyfriend last year when she checked her Facebook messages for the first time in ages. The messages rocketed Keeler back to the life-shattering night in December 2013 when an upperclassman at Gettysburg College stalked her at a party, snuck into her dorm and barged into her room while she pleaded with him and texted friends for help. Eight years later, she still hopes to persuade authorities in Pennsylvania to make an arrest, armed now wit
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Groom-to-be reconsiders wedding after discovering fiancée’s ‘awful’ plan: ‘So many red flags’
This bride's behavior looked like a clear red flag to many. The post Groom-to-be reconsiders wedding after discovering fiancée’s ‘awful’ plan: ‘So many red flags’ appeared first on In The Know.
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A Republican congressman who denied there was an insurrection and likened Capitol rioters to tourists was photographed barricading the chamber doors against them
Andrew Clyde, who claimed that there was no insurrection at the Capitol, was photographed on January 6 barricading the House against rioters.
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Tallulah Willis says she 'resented the resemblance' to dad Bruce: 'I punished myself for not looking like my mom'
Demi Moore and Bruce Willis's youngest daughter gets candid about body dysmorphic disorder in a new post.
