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Kanye’s Good Morning America Interview Glossed over alleged Harassment of Kim Kardashian
Ye apologies for ‘any stress’ he’s caused his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, in new Good Morning America interview, but bashes her as a co-parent.
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Jackson Residents Fight Back, Claiming Officials Neglected The City’s Water for Decades
Last Friday, Jackson, Mississippi, residents filed a civil class action lawsuit alleging officials “neglected” the city’s water supply for decades.
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Lindsey Graham’s Proposed National Abortion Ban is a Warning Shot
Experts agree Graham’s bill isn’t likely to pass this year, but we still need to take the threat of a national abortion ban seriously.
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Donald Trump and His Allies Might Face Jail Time For Georgia Election Interference
The Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump and his allies’ role in potential 2020 election interference says some individuals involved could get jail time.
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“Late-Term Abortion” is Not a Real Thing, So Why Do Politicians Keep Saying It?
Lindsey Graham’s new abortion ban calls abortions after 15 weeks “late-term.” The Root breaks down why that’s nonsense.
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Queen Elizabeth’s Funeral May Have Delayed Medical Care for Thousands of Patients
Reporting from openDemocracy shows that thousands of hospital appointments in the United Kingdom were delayed because of the Queen’s funeral.
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Nicki Minaj Comes for Real Housewives’ Garcelle Beauvais Over Sexual Assault Victim Interview
Nicki Minaj went off on the reality star and former talk show host for interviewing the woman accusing Minaj’s husband of sexual assault.
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Jackson Mississippi’s Water Crisis is a Warning! Climate Change Will Make It Worse for Black Americans
“We’re going to be doomed” if we don’t tackle climate change and address environmental racism, experts and water activists warn.
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A Texas Eighth Grader Was Pulled From Class And Grilled About His Gender-Identity
As children return to school, the impact of Governor Abbott’s Anti-Trans Directive is Being felt by trans students and their families.
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South Carolina Judge Rules Electric Chair and Firing Squad Executions are Unconstitutional
On Tuesday, a judge deemed South Carolina’s execution methods unconstitutional, saving four inmates set to be killed by firing squad and electrocution.


