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The Shock Jock Texts That Could Be Critical in Gaetz Probe

By Jose Pagliery, Roger Sollenberger

If Joel Greenberg was Matt Gaetz’s wingman, Joe Ellicott was Greenberg’s right-hand man. And texts between Greenberg and Ellicott show an attempt to cover up sex with a minor.

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In light of its co-creator’s #MeToo controversy, the third season of the Netflix series shifts its focus to Denise (Lena Waithe) and her wife, Alicia (Naomi Ackie).

By Adam Rawnsley, Kelly Weill

From fringe gubernatorial candidates to one of the conspiracist movement’s earliest organizers, the Peach State can’t escape the Big Lie.

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By Matt Lewis

The biggest obstacle to Republicans regaining the House in next year’s election is the follower who Peter Principled his way to the top of the caucus.

By Tom Sykes

The prince made the incendiary claim about the palace investigation in the closing minutes of the final episode of his mental-health series.

By Sam Brodey, Matt Fuller

Rep. Pramila Jayapal was unimpressed with Biden’s changing tone over the course of the week, describing his eventual decision to call for a cease-fire as “too little, too late.”

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By Barbie Latza Nadeau

Forty corpses have been unearthed so far in a clandestine cemetery at the home of former El Salvador officer Hugo Ernesto Osorio Chavez.

By Melissa Leon

It’s one of many missed opportunities in the “Justice League” filmmaker’s gory latest, now streaming on Netflix.

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 THE GRIFT GOES ON 

Ex-president’s resort has reportedly billed the agency $396.15 every single day from when he left office up to the most recent filings at the end of April.

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“The View” co-host reportedly made an offer to the Biden administration that would have seen her and her brother Jimmy get their shots live on air.

 ENOUGH’S ENOUGH 

The company is also offering a $50,000 as a reward for any information on the perpetrator.

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