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Peru Appoints its Third President Within a Week Amid Protests

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14-Year-Old NY Boy Runs Away With 11-Year-Old Girlfriend, Steals Father’s Car, Caught Overspeeding

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2020 People's Choice Awards Top Moments: Demi Lovato's 'Unengaged' Joke, Ellen Degeneres Thanks Fans

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Fauci: Masks, Social Distancing Should Still Continue After COVID-19 Vaccine Made Available

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Who Will Receive COVID-19 Vaccines First? Vaccines Could Go To Children First

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Hundreds Arrested After NYPD Raids Illegal Underground Fight Club in the Bronx

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Counter-Protestors Harass Trump Supporters, Burn Trump Flags, Assaulted Them After Million MAGA March

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President Merino of Peru Resigns Five Days After Position

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As Restrictions Increase, the US Hit 11 Million COVID-19 Cases

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Matthew Perry Announces Rescheduled 'Friends' Reunion to Be Slated on March 2021

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IRS Is Giving Qualified Recipients One Week to Get Stimulus Payment or It Will Be Forfeited

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Million MAGA March: Trump Supporters Show Who They Want to Be Their President

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