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In a story that is getting more surreal by the minute, a post on 4Chan now claims that the infamous "golden showers" scene in the unverified 35-page dossier, allegedly compiled by a British intelligence officer, was a hoax and fabricated by a member of the chatboard as "fanfiction", then sent to Rick Wilson, who proceeded to send it to the CIA, which then put it in their official classified intelligence report on the election. Here is 4Chan's explanation of how the story came to light: >/pol/acks mailed fanfiction to anti-trump pundit Rick Wilson about trump making people piss on a...

NEW HAVEN, CT (WFSB) - An argument on social media led to a fight in New Haven and two people being arrested Sunday afternoon. According to police, an unidentified 14-year-old girl got into a argument on Facebook with another woman and "slanderous talk" was used during the conversation, police said. Three women including an unidentified 17-year-old, Quanisha Cole, 18 and Tiffany Guardino, 25, came to the girl's home on Ferry Street just before 1 p.m. Police were called by the 14-year-old girl's mother and when officers arrived they took a baseball bat from one of the females. No one was...

Most people don’t look their best when having their photo taken after being arrested – but Meagan Simmons has won admirers who’ve even gone so far as to propose to her from her police mugshot alone. When Ms Simmons was detained for driving under the influence she could never have imagined a photo of her would go viral and, as a result, she would receive dozens of marriage proposals. But that’s what’s happened to the separated mother-of-four from Florida, USA, when a police picture from 2010 ended up online. One man from Ireland wrote on Reddit: ‘What’s up with that...

CIA AGENTS EXPOSED IN MURDEROUS WIKIPEDIA FRAUD: URGENT PUBLIC DECEPTION POPULATION POISONING & CHILD TRAFFICKING ALERT

These are signs seen primarily at Tea Party Protests. They all feature "creative" spelling or grammar. This new dialect of the English language shall be known as "Teabonics."

A man in the U.S. has 'bought' an item on Amazon with a price tag of nearly three billion dollars - just to see what would happen. Brian Klug spotted the copy of the Discovery Channel's 'Cells' CD-ROM for sale at $2,904,980,000 (£1,800,979,540). Out of sheer curiosity, convinced the price tag was a mistake, he put in his credit card details to buy it and stepped back to see what would happen next. First off, Mr Klug from San Mateo, California, was charged $3.99 for posting and handling. Mr Klug has posted on the Reddit website links to the Amazon...