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Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) went after former President Trump for his legal woes in an interview on MSNBC Saturday. “I’ll take the individual who’s 81 over the guy who has 91 felony counts,” Swalwell said, making a reference to President Biden’s age in an interview on MSNBC’s “The Katie Phang Show” on Saturday. “It’s not about two individuals,” Swalwell continued, speaking about the 2024 election. “It’s about the idea of competence versus chaos, or even greater, freedom versus fascism. If we make it about those ideas, and what they mean in our daily lives, we’re gonna win.”

Note: The following text is a quote: http://www.revolutionmuslim.com/2010/05/statement-of-independence-from-our.html SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2010 Statement of Independence from our Brother Al-X "Salam aleikum to the Muslims. Once again, it's Al X coming to you in writing from Atlanta, GA, seeking refuge in Allah from the rejected Shaytan, the evils of our deeds, the wickedness of our selves, and from disbelief and poverty. I testify that Allah alone is deity to be worshipped, and that Muhammad salallahu alayhi wa salam is his slave-servant and messenger. Because of time constraints and personal family matters, I must leave my membership status with RevolutionMuslim.com until I...

Keanu Reeves and Diane Keaton are rumoured to be Hollywood's newest odd couple. Reeves, 40, and Keaton, 59, played lovers in 2003 film Something's Gotta Give and have become increasingly close in real life. She has become a frequent visitor to his Los Angeles home recently, they speak on the phone a lot and Diane attended the ceremony when Keanu received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Keaton's past loves include Woody Allen, Al Pacino and Warren Beatty while Keanu was linked with Amanda De Cadenet. His ex-girlfriend Jennifer Syme was pregnant with their child in 1999 but...

The Matrix Makers One year, two sequels—and a revolution in moviemaking. An exclusive look behind the scenes of 2003’s hottest flicks Jan. 6 issue — The Warner Brothers studio lot in Burbank, Calif., is frenetic on most days, but on a Thursday in early November it was really humming. The company’s box-office Bigfoot for 2002, “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,” was set to open in eight days, and nearly every division of the studio was working furiously to get it ready. Until 2:30 p.m. That’s when everything stopped. For the next half hour, the boy wizard had to...