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Nancy Pelosi blamed ‘white male thing’ for Democrats losing House in 2010

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) blamed massive losses by Democrats in the 2010 midterm elections on a "white male thing" when speaking with then-President Barack Obama.

Joy Behar asks if anti-gay marriage Republicans are also ‘against interracial marriage’

Discussing President Joe Biden's signing of the Respect for Marriage Act into law, The View host Joy Behar asked Wednesday if Republicans who opposed the legislation also oppose interracial marriage.

‘Don’t have a clue’: Fauci voices bewilderment over DeSantis vaccine crusade

Dr. Anthony Fauci was baffled by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R) call for a grand jury to "investigate crimes and wrongdoing" in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.

White House celebrates ‘historic vote’ booting Iran from women’s rights panel

The White House said Iran faced new demands for accountability after the United Nations voted to remove the country from a panel that promotes women’s rights following its violent crackdown on anti-regime protests.

World Cup 2022: Former English soccer star slams US as ‘extraordinarily racist country’

Former English soccer star-turned-BBC broadcaster Gary Lineker claimed the United States is "extraordinarily racist" in a new interview.

Trump Organization quietly held in contempt during secret trial last year

Former President Donald Trump's business empire was quietly held in contempt last year following a secret trial, recently unsealed court documents revealed.

Social Security update: Maximum monthly payment of $4,194 to arrive in just seven days

Select Social Security beneficiary recipients will receive their monthly retirement payments worth up to $4,194 in a week from Wednesday.

Biden escalates tension with China through additions to semiconductor blacklist

The Biden administration intends to put more than 30 Chinese companies on a list that would regulate their access to advanced tech for military purposes, pushing the two nations further toward separation and conflict in technology.

Biden administration moves to expand access to addiction treatment permanently

The Biden administration is moving to ease restrictions on take-home drugs to treat opioid addiction that were loosened during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alaskan court officer dies after vicious attack from giant wild muskox

An Alaskan court services officer was viciously attacked by a muskox outside his home and died from his injuries Tuesday afternoon.
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