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2016 Elections

BREAKING: House Republicans Trapped in Capitol By Infinite Loop

AdLib - July 6, 2016 25

2016 Elections

Jesus Returns, Condemns Trump Who Brands Him An “Anti-Christian Zombie!”

AdLib - February 19, 2016 6

2016 Democratic Primary

Will Hillary’s Use of the Gender Card Backfire?

AdLib - February 8, 2016 36

2016 Elections

Trump Flattered By Satan’s Compliments

AdLib - December 22, 2015 12

2016 Democratic Primary

A Thanksgiving Tradition – 2015

AdLib - November 26, 2015 15

Civil Rights

Republican Governors Revel in Their Cowardice And Prejudice While Empowering ISIS

AdLib - November 16, 2015 23

2016 Elections

Ben Carson Announces His First 3 Acts if Elected President

AdLib - November 4, 2015 14

2016 Democratic Primary

The MSM’s Re-Coronation of Hillary Clinton

AdLib - October 21, 2015 10

2016 Elections

Friday Comedy Singalong: “I’m Proud to Be A Democrat”

AdLib - October 16, 2015 11

2016 Elections

Republicans Light the Fuse to Blow Up the U.S. Economy…and Themselves

AdLib - September 28, 2015 19

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At least 15 still alive under Bangkok skyscraper rubble, rescuers say

Rescuers are working to pull people from the remains of the tower, which dramatically collapsed on Friday. [...]

Four killed in mass Russian drone attack on Dnipro, Ukraine says

Another 21 people are injured, as a restaurant and several buildings are set ablaze in the city, local officials say. [...]

JD Vance's ominous pitch to Greenland

Many in the Danish territory feel bullied by the US, Andrew Harding finds on a trip to Nuuk. [...]

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Guinea's ex-military ruler pardoned over stadium massacre

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The probe is part of a wider crackdown on diversity and inclusion practices by the Trump administration. [...]

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Andrew Tate sued by ex-girlfriend for alleged sexual assault

The lawsuit details an episode in Beverly Hills where the controversial influencer allegedly assaulted and threatened her - allegations he denies. [...]