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    George Conway tells the that he doesn’t regret helping take down former President Bill Clinton, especially in the post-MeToo era. But he does “feel bad for what happened to Monica [Lewinsky].” APPLE: SPOTIFY:

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  2. According to The Washington Post, the Make America Great Again PAC has been paying the Trump Org $37,541.67 each month to rent some rarely used office space. Campaign-finance experts said the arrangement doesn’t appear to be illegal but is ethically dodgy.

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  3. “Buying a fake vaccination card is not a, quote, ‘serious crime.’ It’s not even close to a serious crime,” Tucker Carlson declared while defending the use of forged cards.

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  4. Naomi Osaka loses to 18-year-old Leylah Fernandez at U.S. Open

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  5. Spencer is, first and foremost, a showcase for Kristen Stewart’s talents, and the actress—who knows a thing or two about tabloid persecution—is more than up to the task of tackling this near-mythic figure.

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  7. Sen. Tina Smith said the Supreme Court’s move creates a “galvanizing moment” for Democrats to push for an end to the filibuster.

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  8. Facebook AI slaps "primates" label on Daily Mail video of Black men

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  9. "You would think 2020 would spur Republicans to find a way to win back tens of thousands of conservative-leaning swing-state voters," writes . "You’d be wrong."

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  10. While six initial charges against Jacob Chansley (aka "QAnon Shaman”) could have landed him prison for upwards of 28 years, the plea deal he struck with feds now for the singular charge means he will face far less.

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  11. Inside Kristen Stewart's Oscar-worthy turn as Princess Diana in 'Spencer'

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  12. "Where is the more substantial, purse strings-threatening dissent from people in power? Where are the boycotts?" asks .

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  13. 35-year-old Heather Greeley, who was fully vaccinated, died Friday of COVID-19 while on the waiting list for a last-resort treatment.

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  14. The judge found that Texas’ restrictive new abortion law creates “imminent injury” to Planned Parenthood’s employees and issued a temporary restraining order against Texas Right to Life.

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  15. Brad Raffensperger, Georgia’s now-infamous secretary of state, is on a quest to find evidence that federal government lawyers colluded with voter advocacy groups—whether that evidence exists or not.

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  16. 17-month-old Liam Koistinen allegedly died from a brain bleed and swelling after “blows” or “shaking” caused him to hit his head on a hard object, the indictment says.

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  17. Three days after a 72-year-old British man was reported missing in a jungle in Northern Thailand, a hunter found him asleep on top of a rock formation Friday morning without any shoes.

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  18. A resident recalled watching from her second floor window as the two young New Jerseyans were swept away by floodwaters, unable to do anything to help: "The current was so strong it just swept everyone away.”

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  19. Doctors didn’t admit Heather Greeley because she showed no signs of pneumonia, but two days later, she couldn’t breathe.

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  20. “When I ran for president, I made a commitment to ensuring transparency regarding the declassification of documents on the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America,” President Biden said in a statement.

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  21. "I expected the Steve Martin-Martin Short series to be a silly, humorous lark. I did not imagine it would provide a spiritual awakening about loneliness and the pandemic, too," writes .

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