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Diddy Wants Some Claims Dismissed in Sex Assault Suit: Docs
‘FALSE, OFFENSIVE’
Lawyers for the rapper asked that revenge porn and human trafficking claims be dismissed without prejudice because the laws did not exist in 1991.
2
Dan Rather Returns to CBS News After Nearly Two Decades Away
HOMECOMING
“Without apology or explanation, I miss CBS,” the 92-year-old said.

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Trump and DeSantis Quietly Met Up in Florida: Report
BURY THE HATCHET
The governor reportedly agreed to dig into his sprawling donor network to help his cash-strapped former rival after an hours-long link-up in Miami.
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Sophia Bush Beams in Red Carpet Debut With New Girlfriend
POWER COUPLE
The “One Tree Hill” actress, who came out as queer earlier this week, is dating American soccer player Ashlyn Harris.

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Zuckerberg to Fight Trump Rhetoric

2016

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:12PM EDT / Published Dec. 01, 2015 8:54PM EST

The Mark Zuckerberg-backed group Fwd.us is set to launch a $10 million campaign to change the negative rhetoric on immigration. The group will spend its money on online and television ads, polling, and expanded ground operations. It is attempting to push an overhaul of immigration laws by the time a new president takes office in 2017. The group was formed in 2013 and has already spent millions on immigration-reform efforts.

Read it at Politico