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Priest suggests pornography is good for clergy to release stress from celibacy

A German priest with a degree in psychology told a German Catholic news outlet that pornography can be a source of relief for celibate clergy and could have positive effects on the sexual life of married couples.

Uvalde school shooting survivors file $27 billion suit against law enforcement

Several survivors of the Uvalde school shooting are suing law enforcement officers for $27 billion in damages for the slow response to the mass shooting.

SEE IT: Twitter erupts after Kanye West claims to love Nazis and Hitler

The world is reacting to new statements from Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, revealing a love for both Adolf Hitler and Nazis.

SEE IT: Kayleigh McEnany welcomes new baby boy

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany announced the birth of her second child on Twitter on Thursday.

Hurricane Ian caused second-costliest insured loss on record: Report

Devastation wreaked upon Florida and South Carolina by Hurricane Ian back in September caused the second-highest insured loss ever seen on reinsurer Swiss Re's records.

Ancient Egyptian scarab discovered during middle school field trip in Israel

An ancient Egyptian scarab was discovered during a field trip to Azor, located a few miles outside of Tel Aviv, the Israel Antiquities Authority revealed Wednesday.

Researchers could be homing in on universal flu vaccine

An experimental flu vaccine that targets all known strains of the flu virus could provide broad protection against infection, new research suggests.

WATCH: Protests against Charlie Kirk result in riot police and detainments

Turning Point USA think tank founder Charlie Kirk was met with protesters during his Wednesday appearance at the University of New Mexico.

Biden and Macron present united front on Ukraine as war’s future questioned

President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a unified message in support of Ukraine against Russia’s military invasion as questions over the war’s trajectory grow heading into the winter.

Social media rages against black villains in Netflix’s Wednesday

A week after Netflix's premiere of its series Wednesday, viewers on social media are criticizing its casting of black actors as villains.
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