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    Interviews with Austin Martin's friends and family reveal frustrations with Epstein files, economy. Read more.

  • U.S. provided “intelligence support” in raid that killed Mexican drug lord “El Mencho”

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  • “Filleted it open”: Vonn reveals how doctor “saved leg from being amputated” after Olympics crash

    The decorated alpine skier's injury was much more severe than was initially reported. Read more.

  • “Spare me your fake f**king outrage”: Newsom lashes out at Hannity over allegations of racism

    Newsom called Hannity a hypocrite after the television host accused the governor of racism. Read more.

  • U.S. Women’s Hockey Team declines Trump invite to State of the Union

    The gold-medal women's squad turned down the invite after video showed the president joking about them. Read more.

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DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin’s replacement is even worse

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