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More than half the money Trump raised last quarter went to a PAC covering his legal fees

Donald Trump has a habit of allowing feuds to go on longer than they should

Hearing negative stereotypes about yourself might just reinforce those feelings

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Economic experts aren't bullish on the just-passed stimulus package that promises $600 for most Americans

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"History will not judge us kindly," one employee wrote

"Two idiots named Nigel and Boris quoted President Bill Pullman," John Oliver said