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"Nunes is throwing B.S. against the wall, hoping to make it stick," CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter said

Some argue the criteria for long COVID is too broad. Others say this disease is being dismissed, at our peril

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QAnon troll and "consummate bulls**tter" Juan O Savin somehow assembled a coalition of GOP election-deniers

Philly rally "starring" Jill Stein showed that the Bernie-or-bust crowd has been reduced to fringe characters

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He once declared that he wasn't "concerned about the very poor," but now Mitt thinks he's the new Bobby Kennedy

This love story about a soldier and a country boy from Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul makes you feel as if life itself is unfolding on the screen.

In a state where keeping taxes low is holy writ, there's nowhere to go but down when the economy tanks

The Internet thinks that either the Mother is dead, Ted is dead, or that Robin and Barney are dead

Social scientist Joseph Henderson on why the Buffalo shooter actually believed he was helping save the planet

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Get out your tinfoil hat!

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