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President Trump threatened to release an interview he granted “60 Minutes” correspondent Lesley Stahl ahead of Sunday’s airing, suggesting he would expose how “fake and biased” the sitdown was. Trump sat down with the veteran journalist at the White House on Tuesday, which is set to air Sunday, Oct. 25, along with interviews with Vice President Mike Pence, Democratic …

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A man in Florida was arrested and hit with a manslaughter charge for allegedly shooting his twin brother to death, a report said. The 23-year-old man, Thomas Parkinson-Freeman, was sitting in a parked car with his brother in Gulfport, near Tampa, Sunday evening when the shooting took place, the Tampa Bay Times reported. Police told the …

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President Trump is already attacking Thursday’s presidential debate moderator, NBC News’ Kristen Welker, who has served as the company’s White House correspondent since 2011. Welker’s parents have donated tens of thousands of dollars to Democrats, including nearly $20,000 to former President Barack Obama. Welker appears to be refraining from any response to the president’s remarks ahead of the final debate, which will take place …

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A father and son in a pickup truck waving a Trump campaign flag were shot at after honking at a Joe Biden supporter installing a Black Lives Matter sign, police allege. Douglas Kuhn, 50, is being held without bail for allegedly firing a shotgun at Neal Houk and son Bradly Lang in Maryland on Saturday afternoon. The judge hearing …

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Multiple employees of a Bojangles location in North Carolina have reportedly been fired after a police officer accused them of pretending to tamper with her order. Jillian Wenderoth, an officer with the local Jacksonville police, claimed on Facebook that restaurant’s drive-thru workers were surprised to see a uniformed officer pull up to the window, at which point they …

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An impatient shopper gunned down an Ohio dad for holding up the line at a Family Dollar, police said. Jerry Saffo, 32, of Euclid, was pronounced dead by responding cops Friday at the store in Cleveland, where he went shopping with his girlfriend and children, police said. Saffo got involved in an argument with a cashier …

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Melvin J Odachowski ( MO’S )was born February 8, 1938 and joined his brothers and sisters in heaven on Oct 19th2020 where we are sure there is one heck of a Family Polish Party going on. Mel fought the ultimate fight against Parkinson’s for the last 32 years and his commitment to life was just …

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We are now fully independent and no longer a slave to the left wing controlled media. While the new site is slightly different, it’s very manageable and similar to what we had produced in the past. What makes it more enjoyable for US is the fact that we can finally sift out those commenters that …

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A new photograph has emerged of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden posing with Hunter Biden and Kenes Rakishev, a Kazakh oligarch who reportedly worked with the former VP’s scandal-scarred son. The snap, first published by a Kazakhstani anti-corruption website in 2019, follows last week’s bombshell Post exposés detailing Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings and a report claiming Rakishev paid …

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Richmond Public Schools reports about 1 in 5 of its students are on pace to be chronically absent this school year. In a presentation to the school board Monday, 21.5 percent of students were considered chronically absent as of Oct. 5. The rate is three percent higher than this time last year. The state defines a student …

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