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Newt Gingrich on 2020 Elections: The Worst Since 1824, States Should Demand Recount

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Sidney Powell Files Lawsuit vs Gretchen Whitmer, One Other for Fabrication of Ballots

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Kodak Black To Donate $1M To Charity if Awarded a Presidential Pardon by Trump

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Pope Francis Appoints the First African-American Black Cardinal, Among 13 New Appointees

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Prisoners to Be Executed According to a New Rule: Either Through Gas or Firing Squad

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US Navy Submarines to Be Equipped with Anti-Ship Missiles to Take on More Surface Threats

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Iran’s President Rouhani Vows to Avenge Assassination of Top Nuclear Scientist, Accuses Israel of the Attack

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Whitmer Pushes Michigan Leaders for Three Major Legislations Including $100 Million Stimulus Package

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