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Meghan Markle makes damning palace claim

Meghan Markle has accused Buckingham Palace of "perpetuating falsehoods" about her and her spouse, saying the couple would not be silent.

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Rudy Giuliani, who helped lead Trump's bogus election-fraud conspiracy theory, is being mocked after warning of the dangers of misinformation
After spending months pushing Trump's election fraud conspiracy theory, Giuliani unexpectedly warned of the dangers of misinformation.

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Tom Morello Hits Back at Accusation of ‘White Privilege’: ‘I’m Not White’
Rage Against the Machine guitarist/activist Tom Morello is usually a man of many words but in a response to a Twitter user who accused him of "white man privilege" on Wednesday, he gave a simple answer to the accusation. His reply? "I’m not white." The guitarist sent the message to Twitter user…

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High School Teacher's Nose and Teeth Damaged After Being Attacked With a 'Rock' in Seattle Chinatown
A Japanese American woman ended up with a fractured nose and chipped teeth after she was struck with a hard object in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District last week. The incident, which was caught on surveillance video, occurred while Noriko Nasu and her boyfriend, Michael Poffenbarger, were walking near 7th and King Streets around 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 25. Police records say a male suspect struck Nasu in the face with what felt like a rock in a sock.

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Study Suggests Blood Type Could Impact Likelihood of Contracting COVID-19
A new study suggests that a person's blood type could impact their susceptibility to COVID-19, with blood group A the most likely to be infected.

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The State
Kentucky man — and a motorcycle — found after 465-foot Grand Canyon fall, officials say
He was reported as missing on Sunday.

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Barrett authors first U.S. Supreme Court ruling, a loss for environmentalists
Conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett on Thursday authored her first ruling since joining the U.S. Supreme Court in October as the court handed a defeat to an environmental group seeking access to government documents. In the 7-2 ruling, the justices sided with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, thwarting an effort by the Sierra Club to obtain documents concerning a regulation finalized in 2014 relating to power plants. Barrett and the court's other five conservative justices were joined by liberal Justice Elena Kagan in the majority, with liberals Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor in dissent.

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Restaurant owner slams influencer over alleged 'disgusting' requests: 'WTF is wrong with people?'
When Four Legs got an alleged request from an influencer for free food, the owners decided to have some fun and teach the person a lesson.

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Rudy Giuliani, who helped lead Trump's bogus election-fraud conspiracy theory, is being mocked after warning of the dangers of misinformation

Tom Morello Hits Back at Accusation of ‘White Privilege’: ‘I’m Not White’

High School Teacher's Nose and Teeth Damaged After Being Attacked With a 'Rock' in Seattle Chinatown

Study Suggests Blood Type Could Impact Likelihood of Contracting COVID-19

Kentucky man — and a motorcycle — found after 465-foot Grand Canyon fall, officials say

Barrett authors first U.S. Supreme Court ruling, a loss for environmentalists

Restaurant owner slams influencer over alleged 'disgusting' requests: 'WTF is wrong with people?'

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