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Michelle Obama looking ahead to ‘retirement,’ passing torch to younger generation

Michelle Obama looking ahead to ‘retirement,’ passing torch to younger generation

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Former first lady Michelle Obama says she’s looking toward retiring from public life at some point so the next generation can carry on her political activism and social…

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Sean Hannity asks: ‘Is there something medically wrong’ with Joe Biden?

Sean Hannity asks: ‘Is there something medically wrong’ with Joe Biden?

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Something is “going on with the President of the United States,” and it’s past time the mainstream media acknowledges it, Sean Hannity declared Wednesday.

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Susan Sarandon says she’s open to dating ‘someone who’s been vaccinated’ for coronavirus

Susan Sarandon says she’s open to dating ‘someone who’s been vaccinated’ for coronavirus

by 5 years agoUncategorized

“Irresistible” star Susan Sarandon said she’s open to dating anyone as long as they’ve “been vaccinated for COVID.”

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This Day in History: March 11

This Day in History: March 11

by 5 years agoUncategorized

A magnitude-9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami strike Japan’s northeastern coast, killing nearly 20,000 people and severely damaging the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station.

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Sara Carter reports on ‘Hannity’: Border Patrol overrun by Sinaloa Cartel in ‘Smuggler’s Gulch’

Sara Carter reports on ‘Hannity’: Border Patrol overrun by Sinaloa Cartel in ‘Smuggler’s Gulch’

by 5 years agoUncategorized

The Sinaloa Cartel, formerly run by the notorious Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman-Loera has taken control of an area on the Arizona-Mexico border that has become notorious for illegal crossings and smuggling operations,…

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Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: Presidents, Congress and the power to make war

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: Presidents, Congress and the power to make war

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Family of Phoenix 911 operator who died files $35M lawsuit: ‘They overworked her’

Family of Phoenix 911 operator who died files $35M lawsuit: ‘They overworked her’

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The family of a 911 operator in Phoenix who died after working a nearly 16-hour shift while sick is suiing the city for $35 million, according to reports.

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Michelle Obama looking ahead to ‘retirement,’ passing torch to younger generation

Michelle Obama looking ahead to ‘retirement,’ passing torch to younger generation

by Brie Stimson5 years agoWorld

Former first lady Michelle Obama says she’s looking toward retiring from public life at some point so the next generation can carry on her political activism and social…

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Sean Hannity asks: ‘Is there something medically wrong’ with Joe Biden?

Sean Hannity asks: ‘Is there something medically wrong’ with Joe Biden?

by Yael Halon5 years agoWorld

Something is “going on with the President of the United States,” and it’s past time the mainstream media acknowledges it, Sean Hannity declared Wednesday.

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Susan Sarandon says she’s open to dating ‘someone who’s been vaccinated’ for coronavirus

Susan Sarandon says she’s open to dating ‘someone who’s been vaccinated’ for coronavirus

by Nate Day5 years agoWorld

“Irresistible” star Susan Sarandon said she’s open to dating anyone as long as they’ve “been vaccinated for COVID.”

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