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She Was Trying To Get The Biggest Lips In The World, How That Came To….
She desperately wants to look like a Bratz doll and is willing to do anything about it. The Bulgarian woman has a big dream, literally! 24-year-old Andrea Ivanova wants to have the biggest lips in the world. The native of Sofia, Bulgaria, has already indulged in the 27th round of filling her lips last Christmas…
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Huge News for ‘Wizard of Oz’ Fans After Update on Ruby Slippers Stolen Two Decades Ago
Nearly two decades after a pair of ruby slippers that were worn by Judy Garland in “The Wizard of Oz” were stolen from a Minnesota museum, the iconic shoes are set to be auctioned off to the highest bidder Saturday. Heritage Auctions estimates the slippers will fetch $3 million or more. Online bidding opened last…
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Nat’l Black Church Group Scorches Al Sharpton, MSNBC for ‘Moral Stain’ Paid Kamala Interview Left on Black Churches
A national group representing black churches has castigated the Rev. Al Sharpton for taking cash from the failed campaign of Kamala Harris and wants MSNBC to yank him off the air over the deal. The Harris campaign donated $500,000 to Sharpton’s National Action Network in two payments this fall, according to the Washington Free Beacon.…
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Mexico Seizes Record Fentanyl After Trump Tariff Warning
In a historic operation, Mexican troops seized over a ton of fentanyl pills in Sinaloa, marking the largest fentanyl bust in the country’s history. The announcement came just days after President-elect Donald Trump threatened Mexico with sweeping tariffs unless it cracked down on drug trafficking and illegal immigration. “This is the largest seizure of fentanyl…
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‘Broke Character’: Viewers Catch ‘Telling’ Moment From Obama as He Makes Outrageous Claims
It’s not election disinformation, apparently, if Barack Obama does it. During the keynote speech at the Obama Foundation’s 2024 Democracy Forum on Thursday, the 44th president made what, out of the mouth of a Republican, would be called “wild asserts,” “irresponsible disinformation” and “false claims of fraud.” Those are the rules his party established, after…
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Police Find Chilling Messages Written on Bullets Used to Kill UnitedHealthcare CEO
The mystery surrounding the seeming targeted assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson continues to deepen. While the suspect is still at large and his motives are still unknown, a message found on the bullet shell casings left behind by the shooter have provided at least a glimpse into the possible thought behind the murder. According…
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Here’s Who the Biden WH Is Eyeing for More Shocking Pardons…
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … if, that is, you’re a Democrat. Oh, sure, the lead-up to Thanksgiving was pretty lousy, what with losing the White House and both chambers of Congress. But now that outgoing President Joe Biden gave a blanket pardon to his son so expansive that it even exceeded…
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Judge in Hunter Biden Case Shreds Joe Biden Over Pardon Claims, Says President Is Attempting to ‘Rewrite History’
President Joe Bidlen’s pardon of his son Hunter has been savaged by Republican politicians and conservative pundits since it was announced Sunday evening. It’s been attacked by even big-name Democrats as a “bad precedent that could be abused.” On Tuesday, the federal judge overseeing Hunter Biden’s tax trial weighed in — and it was ugly…
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Golden Age: NYC Mayor Adams Begins War on Criminal Illegals, Tells Media ‘Cancel Me’
President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election felt like a turning point in world history. Among other things, Trump’s election represented a repudiation of cancel culture and a defiant message to the Democrat-dominated ruling class. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Democratic Mayor Eric Adams of New York City personified both of those glorious developments…
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Ninth Circuit Upholds Federal Deportation Authority Over Local Objections
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled unanimously that the federal government retains the authority to deport foreign nationals in the U.S. illegally, even over the objections of local governments. The three-judge panel’s decision affirmed a lower court’s ruling that a 2019 executive order by King County, Washington, violated federal law. In April 2019,…
