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Karine Jean-Pierre: 5 Facts About Jen Psaki’s Replacement, 1st Black Woman To Be White House Press Secretary
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Karine Jean-Pierre: 5 Facts About Jen Psaki’s Replacement, 1st Black Woman To Be White House Press Secretary

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NHL: Gay Players Fear Hockey's Team-First Mentality?

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Eric Fanning Becomes First Gay Secretary Of U.S. Army

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MLB News: First Openly Gay Professional Baseball Player, Sean Conroy, Makes Start With Sonoma Stompers

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'Dancing with the Stars': 'The Bachelor' Chris Soules Named as Final Contestant for Season 20

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‘The Flash’ TV Series Spoilers: CW Show Adds Pied Piper, First Openly Gay DC Comic Villain

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US President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Argentina's President Javier Milei at the White House in Washington, DC, on October 14, 2025.

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