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◆ Obama and Bush decry deep US divisions without naming Trump

◆ Pollution linked to one in six deaths

◆ Harvey Weinstein: Tarantino knew about film mogul's alleged misconduct

◆ CIA chief: North Korea 'on cusp' of nuclear capability

◆ Richard Spencer speech at Florida campus sparks mass protest

◆ Catalan crisis: EU leaders rule out involvement in crisis

◆ China's Xi Jinping consolidates power with new ideology

◆ White House chief of staff John Kelly defends Trump over widow remarks

◆ Ibrahim Halawa freed from jail in Egypt

◆ North Korea urges Australia to distance itself from US

◆ Florence church tourist killed by falling stone fragment

◆ Assisted dying: Australia state lawmakers in 26-hour debate

◆ US senators respond to 'average' politicians' face photo

◆ General Kelly delivers emotional Trump defence

◆ Malta journalist death: 'My friend has been killed'

◆ Tom Hanks: The film industry will have to change

◆ Actress Tippi Hedren talks about being sexually harassed by Alfred Hitchcock.

◆ George W Bush decries bigotry and conspiracy theories

◆ Brexit talks: Michel Barnier focuses on three things

◆ Trump's Renoir painting is not real, Chicago museum says

◆ Love, Barack: Obama's letters to college girlfriend unveiled

◆ New Zealand town funds its own petrol station

◆ Japanese zoo mourns anime-loving celebrity penguin

◆ Icelandic Pirate Party MP forced to wear eyepatch

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◆ Kelly Delivers Fervent Defense of Trump Call to Soldier's Widow

◆ Without Saying 'Trump,' Bush and Obama Deliver Implicit Rebukes

◆ Dodgers capture NL pennant behind arm of Clayton Kershaw, bat of Enrique Hernandez

◆ Senate approves budget in crucial step forward for Republican tax cuts

◆ Obama Attacks Tactics of Republican Candidate for Governor in Virginia

◆ North Korea vows to unleash 'unimaginable' nuclear strike on US

◆ Federal judge refuses to erase Joe Arpaio's conviction despite Trump pardon

◆ Pentagon investigating troubling questions after deadly Niger ambush

◆ White nationalist Richard Spencer to noisy Florida protesters: You didn't shut me down

◆ Climate change at work? Weather Service calls for third straight mild winter.

◆ CIA chief: North Korea 'on cusp' of nuclear capability

◆ LaVar Ball fires back after Patrick Beverley's presumed shot at Lonzo Ball

◆ FBI busts sex trafficking ring selling 3-month-old, 5-year-old sister for $600

◆ Financial appointees in China 'far more important' than political ones for economy, says scholar

◆ Lupita Nyong'o describes 'secretly dealing with harassment' by Harvey Weinstein: 'I felt unsafe.'

◆ Alleged Edgewood gunman gathered co-workers together before opening fire, Harford sheriff says

◆ Bernie Sanders Skips the Women's Convention Amid Outrage and Heads to Puerto Rico Instead

◆ Derek Carr ends Raiders' skid in thrilling fashion

◆ As ISIS' Role in Syria Wanes, Other Conflicts Take the Stage

◆ 100 Women: Why I chose #MeToo for my sexism experiment

◆ Bomb School Wasn't for Lulu, but the CIA Wishes Her the Best

◆ Putin Harangues West for Lack of Respect, Broken Trust

◆ First look at 8 prototypes of Trump's 'big, beautiful' border wall

◆ Spain Says It Is Ready to Suspend Catalonia's Autonomy in Response to Threats of Secession

◆ Making sense of Russia, uranium and Hillary Clinton

◆ New Zealand's 'first bloke' hooks into new role

◆ AP FACT CHECK: Trump's hot air on hurricanes

◆ Sensationalized news is fueling tension over areas disputed between Iraqis and Kurds

◆ Here Are the Lyrics to Taylor Swift's 'Gorgeous'

◆ Brexit Bulletin: Merkel to the Rescue

◆ John Mayer for the win

◆ Boyfriend captures every stage of his girlfriends fight with cancer

◆ Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio loses bid to have his criminal record wiped clean

◆ The KFC Twitter account follows 11 people. 5 Spice Girls and 6 guys named Herb

◆ Nestlé is extracting water from Canadian towns on expired permits

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◆ Suicide rates are higher in rural areas than urban areas, according to a recent report from the CDC. The same is true for opioid related overdoses and deaths, suggesting rural areas are lacking the support services and treatment needed to curb epidemics.

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◆ I Shaved my head bald 9 months ago after having chemically relaxed hair for 15 years! At 20 years old I'm experiencing my natural hair type for the first time. Im experiencing a whole new part of me and I love it. Plus this sub is awesome!

◆ A car with a pup holder

◆ THE CHICAGO CUBS HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED FROM 2017 WORLD SERIES CONTENTION!

◆ Julia Louis-Dreyfus just got done with her second round of chemo. Keep showin' her the love, guys.

◆ My mom immigrated to the US from Iran in November, 1978. Here she is dressed as Wonder Woman a year later.

◆ Quaker oatmeal advertises 35% less sugar, but in reality they're just selling 35% smaller portions - but for the same price.

◆ Changing Maps to Fit a Narrative [740x502]

◆ Being in shape is awesome but getting in shape sucks, getting fat is awesome but being fat sucks

◆ We had our last box of seasoning so long that the number of years on the label has now changed

◆ Partially frozen spikes of ice grow inside a calm pool of pure water on a glacier as a mountain named after a hero rises in the distance. Mt. Sgt. Robinson, Matanuska Glacier, Alaska [OC][3327 × 4160]

◆ Local news claims 4Chan is a 'website for selling / buying Revenge Porn in exchange for money or illegal drugs' - Claims that 'bumping a thread,' is referring to buying said Revenge Porn for a 'bump of cocaine'

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◆ [homemade] Vanilla dip doughnuts

◆ Low cost cosplay

◆ Wholesome Showerthoughts

◆ I bought this Bob Ross chia pet . . . These are not happy trees

◆ To Search Within, Steve Hanks, Watercolor, Circa 2000

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