The end of a presidential campaign is always a nasty thing. Wanting to leave no political attack un-launched, both sides tend to drop as much opposition research as they can onto their opponent right before voters got to the polls to pick the next leader of the country.
The empty, performative politics of Marjorie Taylor Greene
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On Wednesday, Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene posted an 11-second video on Twitter that shows her posting a sign outside of her congressional office that reads: "There are two genders: Male and Female...
When a woman lost her wallet in a store, a good Samaritan drove to her home to return it
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Want more inspiring, positive news? Sign up for The Good Stuff, a newsletter for the good in life. It will brighten your inbox every Saturday morning. Debra Crosby entered panic mode when she reached the cash re...
Forest Green Rovers hope recycled coffee kit will prove a good fit
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Already in a league of their own when it comes to sustainability in sport, innovative English soccer club Forest Green Rovers will trial a kit made from coffee bean waste on Saturday. Rovers, owned by 'green energy' ...
Talking on the phone for 10 minutes could make you feel less lonely, study says
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Talking to someone on the phone for 10 minutes multiple times a week -- if you're in control of the conversation -- can decrease loneliness, a new study revealed. Half of the 240 study participants were selected to...
Who’s actually to blame for the Texas power disaster?
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With millions of Texans still without power in the wake of a winter storm and frigid temperatures, everyone is looking for someone to blame. Many Democrats are blaming Gov. Greg Abbott (R) for failing to adequately...
For once, America’s polarizing extremities are not limited to its politics
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This was excerpted from the February 17 edition of CNN's Meanwhile in America, the daily email about US politics for global readers. Click here to read past editions and subscribe. It's cold out there. A severe blas...
Are Curt Schilling’s politics keeping him out of the Hall of Fame?
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On Tuesday, former pitcher Curt Schilling narrowly missed out on being voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, a snub he suggested was about the voters -- the Baseball Writers Association of America -- being opposed t...
Why Biden’s vaccine goals are likely too modest and good politics
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Poll of the week: A Kaiser Family Foundation poll finds that just 29% of Americans think the federal government has done an excellent or good job distributing the Covid-19 vaccine to states so far. That's generally...
Steve Martin has ‘Good news/Bad news’ about getting vaccinated
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Steve Martin is apparently a half full-half empty kind of guy. The comedic actor tweeted Sunday about receiving a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and displayed his tendency toward the middle ground. Martin started out ...
Politics in pop culture needs a time-out
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Something *very* important for our politics happened on Tuesday
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While the eyes of the world were focused on the impeachment efforts against President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, Gov. Larry Hogan of neighboring Maryland did something extremely important in beginni...