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What we learned from the BuzzFeed News report that Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress
If confirmed, the report would offer the clearest evidence yet of obstruction of justice.
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Trump administration admits “thousands” of families were separated before it could reunite them
A new report makes it official: we’ll never know the full scope of the family separation crisis.
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We regret to inform you that aliens are probably not trying to talk to us
The astronomical mysteries that have people wondering if we’re alone in the universe, explained.
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Are “healthy” snacks actually good for you?
Vegetable-themed snacks like cauliflower puffs and Peatos aren’t traditional potato chips, but they’re not not chips, either.
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Chicago police officers found not guilty of covering up the Laquan McDonald shooting
A judge ruled that the officers did not break the law when they filed reports backing Jason Van Dyke’s account of the 2014 shooting.
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How the 10-step Korean skin care routine changed American skin care
The 10-step Korean skin care routine is dead. But Korean skin care lives on.
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Will the government shutdown affect tax refunds and returns? Maybe not.
The IRS is trying to make sure that tax refunds still go out — but its employees will have to work without pay for now.
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The horrible celebrity biographies of Amazon are impossible to explain
"If Gyllenhaal is seen in a community, he is usually in a t-shirt, a squared shirt, and inadvertent jeans."
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When your power company is a felon
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