Unclassified (News/Activism)
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The “Saints” aren’t marching in just yet. After being postponed over COVID-19 concerns, the much-anticipated “The Many Saints of Newark” is finally set to open on September 24, 2021 — almost a year after its original planned release date. “The Sopranos” prequel, which is being produced by New Line Cinemas and released by Warner Bros., was originally slated to hit theaters and streaming services in September 2020, Variety reported. The David Chase-created mafia flick was later rescheduled for this spring due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Organizers are reportedly planning armed protests slated to occur at 50 state capitols, as well as the U.S Capitol, in the days leading up to Inauguration Day, according to an internal FBI bulletin obtained by ABC News.
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I think with Apple threatening to ban Parler, they may just make a HUGE mistake. Apple can ban it. Sure. But Google cannot prevent people from downloading the app to their phones. 75,000,000 Americans may be looking for an alternative to Twitter now. Today.
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WASHINGTON — Twitter said Friday it has permanently suspended the personal account of President Donald Trump. "After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence," Twitter posted Friday. Social media companies have been putting the clamps on Trump's accounts ever since Wednesday's riot by the president's supporters at the U.S. Capitol that left at least five people dead.
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Left-wing activists apparently punched Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler while he was dining downtown on Wednesday, according to reports."You assaulted me. You just assaulted me," Wheeler can be heard saying..
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I found the man who saved my grandfather's life during World War II. I went looking for him, to thank him, and I found him
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President-elect Joe Biden promised Monday in Georgia that $2000 stimulus checks would go out to Americans “immediately” if Democrat Senate candidates were elected.
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An Oklahoma ICU nurse has been left homeless for the holidays after her house burned down while she was at work treating COVID-19 patients. Tina Irwin was working a 12-hour shift at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City when her neighbor called to tell her that her home was on fire, according to KOCO News 5. Three of the single mother’s four children were at home when the fire started, the outlet reported.
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Ellen DeGeneres said she endured “excruciating back pain” but is now feeling “100 percent” after testing positive for COVID-19. In a health update Wednesday, the embattled talk show host, 62, posed at home with her dog and addressed the public via video. “I’m feeling 100 percent,” she said in the video posted to social media. “I feel really good.”
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FDR's Address to Joint Session of Congress
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Donnelly confirmed to Postmedia that he will be singing at the controversial event. The Vancouver Canucks have parted company with the team’s anthem singer, Mark Donnelly, after he confirmed he will sing ‘O Canada’ this weekend at a downtown Vancouver rally to protest COVID-19 restrictions.B.C. Christmas Freedom Rally 2020 is set to take place Saturday afternoon outside the Vancouver Art Gallery, the site of multiple anti-mask rallies held throughout the pandemic, often drawing an assortment of anti-mask and anti-vaccine advocates, conspiracy theorists and other far-right figures.
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An obituary for a Kansas farmer slammed anti-maskers for contributing to the spread of COVID-19 that left him for dead. Marvin James Farr, 81, was in isolation at a nursing home in Scott City, Kansas, when he died Tuesday “not surrounded by friends and family,” his heartbroken son Courtney Farr wrote in the online obituary.
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — The honoring of a homecoming king and queen is a long standing tradition for many schools across the nation, but some schools are breaking tradition to be more inclusive. Westwood High School is dethroning the title of king and queen during its homecoming ceremony this year. “Our students brought it up and said, ‘Hey Austin High just did this, what do you think about us doing it?'” said Westwood High School Principal Mario Acosta. “I said, ‘Hey if that is where we want to go, and that is where the student body is interested in going, I...
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Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) said Wednesday he is “symptom-free” and feeling “good” after he announced that he had tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday. “I remain symptom free & in isolation. I continue to feel good Thx for all the messages of encouragement & prayers,” 87-year-old Grassley wrote in a tweet.
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Today, we are releasing the second lecture in our six-part series. These lectures are taken from Dr. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life Tour in Australia. Please do not forget to subscribe to each channel so you can enjoy weekly videos. We would like to thank all of you for the outpouring of kindness that Dr. Peterson has received after his Return Home video was released last week. .....
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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla sold 132,508 shares at an average price of $41.94 per share, or nearly $5.6 million total, on Monday, according to financial filings.
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Data Orbital @Data_Orbital This breakdown is inline with what we are estimating and why we believe @realDonaldTrump will carry AZ. These ballots are heavily Republican and will break in his favor. We estimate about 500k outstanding ballots. #Election2020 #ElectionTwitter #AZ Quote Tweet Vaughn Hillyard @VaughnHillyard · 1h And we have an update on estimated # of Arizona early ballots left to be processed from some counties: Gila: ~2300 Graham: ~1100 Greenlee 652 La Paz: 880 Maricopa: At least 250k Pima: ~92k Pinal: ~62k Santa Cruz: ~3k Yavapai: ~10k Yuma: ~19k twitter.com/VaughnHillyard… Show this thread
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Former Vice President Joe Biden asserted on Thursday that he had “not taken a penny from any foreign source” in response to recent allegations that his family had benefited from lucrative foreign dealings during the Obama administration.
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New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is suing the Trump administration over claims the president made earlier this year on social media regarding low-income housing and its connection to rises in crime.
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Texas Sen. John Cornyn became the latest GOP senator to distance himself from President Trump this weekend ahead of a surprisingly tight reelection battle. In an interview with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram editorial board published on Sunday, Cornyn said that he has confronted Trump privately, rather than publicly, on disagreements over issues such as budget deficits and debt, tariffs, trade agreements and border security.
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