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Gov. Noem Found Perfect Poster Boy for Superspreader Concert

By Olivia Messer

The South Dakota governor resurrected a concert that was canceled after a Daily Beast report—with a controversial new headliner.

By Jessica Poitevien

BIPOC interested in van life may be turned off before even giving the lifestyle a try. Luckily, there are van lifers of color paving the way.

By Pilar Melendez

President threw a tantrum about the nation’s top infectious-disease doctor on a campaign call, one day after the NIH expert’s “60 Minutes” interview aired.

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By Michael Tomasky

We’re about to see things that we’ve never seen before. The New York Post and Fox will keep pushing wild and vile lies. The question is whether they can fool people.

By Kelly Weill

An Oregon company severed ties with 8kun, knocking it offline this weekend. But the victory for anti-Q forces was short-lived.

By Spencer Ackerman, Will Sommer

DNI Ratcliffe said on Monday there was no intel to support Russia being behind Hunter Biden’s laptop contents. But investigators are still looking into it.

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The Department of Justice said Monday the hackers are behind the “most disruptive and destructive series of computer attacks ever attributed to a single group.”

By David Freedlander

Phillip Santos Schaffer’s “Baby Jessica’s Well-Made Play” uses the mine-fall drama that transfixed America to examine connection and empathy, with the audience in a starring role.

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 ‘LACK OF AUTHENTICATION’  

Rudy Giuliani reportedly went to Fox News first to peddle his sketchy laptop story but the news division refused to run with it due to concerns over credibility.

 WHOOPS 

“I made an embarrassingly stupid mistake, believing I was off-camera. I apologize to my wife, family, friends and co-workers,” Toobin said in a statement.

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 POWER PLAY 

Washington Post reports Birx, Fauci want controversial “herd immunity” touter fired for flood of flawed coronavirus advice he’s giving the president.

 BORDERLINES 

The Supreme Court said the two legal battles will be heard in 2021.

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