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- PoliticsINSIDER
Republicans may have shot themselves in the foot by hammering the DOJ to release the Mar-a-Lago search warrant
Legal experts and political strategists say Trump's backers bit off more than they could chew — and Merrick Garland called their bluff.
- CelebrityIn The Know by Yahoo
Woman troubled after making discovery about her best friend and her boyfriend: ‘You have a right to be mad’
She didn't understand why they kept this a secret.
- BusinessFortune
‘One of the most dangerous and irresponsible actions by a car company in decades’: Activist Ralph Nader urges regulators to recall Tesla’s self-driving technology
Ralph Nader changed vehicle safety standards in America forever. Now he’s going after Elon Musk and his automated cars.
- CelebrityWomen's Health
Dua Lipa's Booty In A Thong Bodysuit And Fishnets Is Peach-Emoji Perfect
Dua Lipa flaunted her toned legs and butt in a thong bodysuit and fishnet tights in some new photos from a performance. The singer loves early morning workouts.
- EntertainmentNextShark
Japanese kickboxer Rukiya Anpo demolishes ‘street fighters’ who interrupted training session
Footage of Japanese kickboxer Rukiya “Demolition Man” Anpo recently went viral for showing him beating up uninvited fighters who interrupted a training session – or did they really? A video of the fight shows a group of "street fighters" seemingly barging into the gym where Anpo, 26, and fellow Japanese kickboxer Kosei Yamada, 29, were training. Several social media posts claimed that the "street fighters" challenged them to a fight.
- PoliticsINSIDER
Trump baselessly bashed Obama for transferring records from the White House to Chicago. Here's why Obama was allowed while Trump is under scrutiny by the FBI.
As his time in the White House came to a close, Barack Obama transferred records from the White House for his presidential library in Chicago.
- U.S.Miami Herald
Sisters asleep in minivan burned alive in parking lot fire. Now mom is suing Walmart
The Minnesota mother’s attorneys blame a “well-known” Walmart policy for the fatal fire, according to court documents.
