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Stanford Issues Apology to Trump-Appointed Judge for Speech Interference
The University of Stanford has delivered a letter of apology to a federal appeals judge chosen by President Trump whose presentation on campus was disrupted by students and an administrator. The college president and the law school dean wrote to Judge Kyle Duncan, “We deeply apologize for the terrible experience you had on our campus,…
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Lady Gaga to Finally Perform ‘Hold My Hand’ at the Oscars
Lady Gaga evidently realized that the show must go on after gazing into the cold, waxy eyes of her newly uncovered Madame Tussauds double earlier this week, especially if she was nominated for Best Original Music. Many insiders had confirmed that Lady Gaga would perform “Hold My Hand” from Top Gun: Maverick at the 2023…
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Russia Show No Signs of Progress in Bakhmut
According to a report issued late Saturday by a Washington-based research tank, there is no sign that Russian soldiers are gaining ground in their ongoing attempt to seize the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. The Institute for the Study of War stated that Moscow had not made any confirmed gains on Saturday, but it looked…
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Doctors in New Jersey Uncover the Medical Mystery Behind a Teen’s Paralysis
Doctors told a 14-year-old New Jersey girl who experienced at least six seizures and more than 100 hours of near-total paralysis that her diagnosis may be in her brain. And in a sense, it was. According to her mother, Lili Manzo suffered seronegative autoimmune limbic encephalitis, an extremely rare condition characterized by frontal lobe swelling.…
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Bob Iger Says Disney May Once More Provide Content for Competing Platforms
Disney CEO Bob Iger stated on Thursday at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference in San Francisco that the entertainment giant may make parts of its films and television programs available to competitors once again. He explained that the shift was part of a plan to reduce the quantity of content exclusive to…
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FDIC Allegedly Places A Silicon Valley Bank Up For Auction
According to Bloomberg News, federal officials initiated an auction for Silicon Valley Bank over the weekend, with final bids due on Sunday. According to sources, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation initiated the auction on Saturday night to resolve the dilemma quickly and provide uninsured depositors a life raft. The FDIC took control of the $209…
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Calico Critters Baby Accessory Recalled After Two Infant Deaths
After the deaths of two toddlers, more than three million infant bottle and pacifier accessories are being recalled. There is a danger that children could ingest the accessories. The company is aware of three choking occurrences that resulted in two deaths, one in 2015 and one in 2018. Parents should check to determine if their…
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FEEL COZY, BE CHIC – 5 BEST SWEATER DRESSES YOU MUST HAVE
Welcome to our blog that celebrates the chic blend of comfort and style that is the sweater dress – truly, the epitome of practical elegance. The best sweater dresses you must have concept firmly weaves itself into our discussion, highlighting its importance in the wardrobe of anyone with a flair for personal style. Our focus…
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Colorado Censures Ex-Trump Attorney Jenna Ellis for False Election Claims
According to Colorado Newsline, the Colorado lawyer who assisted Donald Trump in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election has been publicly reprimanded for wrongdoing. This is because he admitted to making “misrepresentations” about how the election was stolen. Jenna Ellis, who served as Trump’s top legal adviser during the relevant time period, was investigated…
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Apology Letter Found from Cartel Suspected Of Kidnapping Americans
The Associated Press says that law enforcement has found a letter from a group of Mexican drug cartel apologizing for the kidnapping and murder of two U.S. citizens. The letter, signed by the Gulf cartel’s Scorpion group, apologized to the victims and their families—including a Mexican woman killed in the shooting—and citizens of Matamoros, Mexico,…