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Doja Cat's new polarizing, dark side cashes in on why controversy always sells [679d]
Call for Clarence Thomas to recuse from CFPB over Koch ties grow: "He cannot be trusted" [679d]
Martin Scorsese believes comic book movies threaten our very culture: "We've got to save cinema" [679d]
Ultra-processed foods are not only bad for our bodies, their production damages our environment [679d]
Remember her? Why your favorite Black female characters are being "summarily dismissed" [679d]
"I call for help from the highest courts": Trump cries out in fear of “Trump-hating" prosecutor [679d]
"Disaster": Trump says automatic voter registration "must be met harshly by Republican Leadership" [679d]
End to WGA strike is in sight: Writers Guild and studios reach tentative agreement [679d]
"Media will be thoroughly scrutinized": Trump vows retaliation against "corrupt & dishonest" NBC [679d]
Are fish oil supplements as healthy as we think? And is eating fish better? [679d]
Flesh-eating bacteria infections are on the rise in the U.S. A biologist explains how to stay safe [679d]
“DEATH”: Donald Trump ramps up the GOP's attack on the military with call to execute top US general [679d]
Your brain is powered by literal emotional energy. An expert explains how to find the right balance [679d]
The death knell for the GOP's hold on the military [679d]
A group of U.S. governors promises to install 20 million heat pumps by 2030 [679d]
"Trumpism imperils all Jewish Americans": Experts warn of "America's rising tide of antisemitsm" [679d]
Hasan Minhaj and the New Yorker: Who decided comedy needed fact-checking? [679d]
"Devastating experience": Some grocery employees brace for the worst as Kroger sells 400 stores [679d]

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