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Twitter Website Goes Down Ahead of White House Social Media Summit

The website going down happened ahead of President Donald Trump's social media summit at the White House.

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Walmart Subreddit Flooded With Pro-Union Memes After Employee Firing

The Walmart subreddit has exploded with pro-union sentiment after a popular Redditor was terminated, and now Walmart has responded to the clamor.

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Any Trump Action on Census Citizenship Question is 'Dead End,' Experts Say

"Attempts to defy the courts never go well for America," Thomas Wolf, an attorney with the Brennan Center for Justice, told Newsweek.

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'Ms. AOC Kind of Nailed That': Trump's Top Economic Adviser Says

"I want to note in the hearings yesterday with Fed Chairman Jay Powell, it was Ms. AOC asked him about the Phillips Curve," Larry Kudlow told Fox News.

Pelosi doubles down on the squad criticism

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Pelosi Says If Ocasio-Cortez and 'The Squad' Are Offended It's 'Up to Them'

The doubling down came as the ideological disagreements between Pelosi and freshmen progressives over emergency aid and the power wielded by new members spilled over into the public arena.

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Paul Ryan: Trump is Worse With No One Stopping His 'Knee-Jerk Reactions'

"We helped him make much better decisions, which were contrary to kind of what his knee-jerk reaction was," Ryan said.

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University of Virginia Students Differ on Celebrating Jefferson's Birthday

Former President Thomas Jefferson's legacy as both the author of the Declaration of Independence and a slaveholder has called into question if and how he should be honored.

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Spotify criticized over 'Dance like no one is paying' advert

Music streaming company pays artists around $0.007 per stream.

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Fox Legal Expert Blasts Census Citizenship Question: 'We're All Victims'

"We should be glad that the Census and the Commerce Department were slapped down, because you shouldn't play games with the Constitution," Andrew Napolitano argued.

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Was Robert Rackstraw DB Cooper? Mysterious Plane Hijacking Suspect Dead

A 2016 documentary linked Rackstraw to the legendary figure who hijacked a Boeing 727 in 1971.

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Couple Holds MAGA-themed Wedding, Guests Sign 'Heartbeat' Bill Petition

The bride wore a dress made from a "Make America Great Again" flag.

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Chicago's Loose Alligator Nicknamed 'Chance the Snapper'

The wild alligator has cause a meme frenzy, while Chicago authorities have not yet been able to catch it.

                                    
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Man Who Shared False Tweet about Kamala Harris' Race Invited to WH Summit

Right-wing media activist Ali Alexander tweeted that Kamala Harris was not black enough to talk about the struggles of black Americans.

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9/11 First Responder Calls Out GOP Senators By Name: 'Shame on Them!'

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Carlson Says Fox Has 'Got Our Back' After Omar Calls for Host's Ousting

The tit-for-tat between Omar and Carlson first emerged Tuesday evening after the Fox News host, speaking about immigration, suggested the sitting member of Congress should not have been allowed into the United States.

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21 American Flags Set on Fire in South Carolina Cemetery on July 4th

The flags, which measured four feet by six feet and sat atop an eight-foot pole, had been planted near the veterans mausoleum at Forest Lawn cemetery in Anderson, South Carolina

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Family of Toddler Who Died Falling From Cruise Ship Window Blame Company

An attorney representing the family of Chloe Wiegand said the blame for the tragedy lay with the cruise ship operator Royal Caribbean for negligence over an open window.