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Jussie Smollett’s Legal Team Says Police Trampled On ‘Presumption Of Innocence’

U.S. To Leave 200 Troops In Syria After Pullout

Searing Testimony Heard At Vatican Sex Abuse Summit

Federal Judge Extends Gag Order To Roger Stone Over Instagram Post

IRS Analyst Charged With Leaking Michael Cohen’s Bank Records

Florida Deputy Resigns After Video Shows Him Striking Handcuffed Teen

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N.C. FRAUD ELECTION GETS A RE-DO!

N.C. Orders New House Race After Officials Rule GOP Win ‘Tainted’ By Fraud

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SORRY, NOT SORRY

Rep. Steve King Plans To Seek Re-Election, Won’t Apologize For Racist Remarks

By Sanjana Karanth

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INJURY SHEDS LIGHT

Duke’s Zion Williamson Got Hurt Playing A Game That’s Rigged Against Him

By Travis Waldron

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NOSTALGIA FOR 44

People Are Totally Into Obama’s Bomber Jacket With ’44′ On The Sleeve

By Jenna Amatulli

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Mark Harmon Says This Is The Key To His 31-Year Marriage

By Kelsey Borresen

Reporter Hilde Lysiak, 12, Faces Down Cop Who Threatens To Throw Her In ‘Juvey’

By Mary Papenfuss

Colbert Hits Trump For Attacking ‘SNL,’ Ignoring White Nationalist Terror Plot

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McCabe Said He Was ‘Very Clear’ With Congress That FBI Was Investigating Trump

By Ryan J. Reilly

“I am confident that everyone in the room knew exactly what we were doing," McCabe said.

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Bernie Sanders Names Diverse Group Of Campaign Co-Chairs

By Daniel Marans

California Rep. Ro Khanna, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz and more will helm Sanders' presidential team.

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Alabama Publisher Doubles Down On Outrageous Editorial: ‘The KKK Are The Nicest’

By Rebecca Shapiro

The publisher, who had called for the Klan to "ride again," also said his critics can "go to hell."

Proud Boys Lawyer Jason Lee Van Dyke Suspended By Texas Bar After Threats

By Andy Campbell

After months of threats, slurs and lawsuits, the State Bar of Texas is disciplining Van Dyke.

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Church Manager Accused Of Stealing $1.2M For Family Trips, Personal Expenses

By Carol Kuruvilla

David Reiter allegedly skimmed money from a Presbyterian church for years--while playing a role in his faith community.

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His Family Calls His Killing A Hate Crime, But Indiana Law Won’t See It That Way

By Rowaida Abdelaziz

Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes statute to cover cases like the shooting death of Mustafa Ayoubi.

Tyler Perry On Jussie Smollett Staging An Attack: ‘I’m Lost For Words’

By Alanna Vagianos

The filmmaker and actor said he has "personally spoken to Jussie."

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How Predatory Banking Fees Are Zapping Our Wealth

Affordable banking is for the rich, and that's one reason it's so expensive to be anything else.

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Ivanka Retweets Praise Of Administration As ‘Driver For Science,’ Twitter Gags

By Mary Papenfuss

Snarky tweets reminded the president's daughter about White House denials of climate change.

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Michael B. Jordan Announces Obama Foundation Partnership, Youth Fellowship

By Kimberley Richards

His production company is working to provide opportunities in the entertainment industry for underrepresented youths.

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Why Meghan Markle Didn’t Open Presents At Her Baby Shower

By Carly Ledbetter

Gayle King, who attended the New York party, gave up the details.

50 Unmissable Books By Black Writers From The Past 5 Years

By Caroline Bologna

From Roxane Gay to Michelle Obama to Ta-Nehisi Coates, these writers are making an impact.