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Royals ‘United in Outrage’ as ‘Royal Racists’ Named: Report
‘UTTER CONDEMNATION’
A source told the Mirror there was “an unequivocal denial that anything said by the two persons named publicly...was said or could be considered to be said in a racist manner.”
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Newsom Scolds DeSantis for Botching ‘Kamala’ Pronunciation
‘STOP INSULTING HER’
The vice president’s name has been mispronounced by some conservatives since at least 2020.

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Gavin Newsom Keeps Reminding DeSantis He Won’t be President
AGAIN AND AGAIN
The Democratic governor taunted his Florida counterpart for lackluster polling in his home state.
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Israel Knew Details of Hamas’ Attack Last YEAR: Report
STUNNING FAILURE
Leaders brushed off the document as beyond the abilities of Hamas.

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ABC Soaps Go Online

NOT DEAD YET

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:19PM EDT / Published Jul. 08, 2011 7:16AM EDT

Ron Tom / ABC

ABC's soap operas All My Children and One Life to Live areturning out to be as never-ending as their plot lines. Both shows were slated to end, but ABC has announced its sold the rights to them to a Hollywood production company that wants to keep them alive as a Web series. ABC will broadcast the final episode of All My Children on Sept. 23, and the last One Life to Live next January. The same cast and crew will then continue the show online.

Read it at The Washington Post