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Trump Says “Strong Talks” Went Well. Iran Says What Talks? Markets Rally.  WTF?

President Trump made several appearances today, touting the talks he says the U.S. has had with Iran. Trump says they went so perfectly that if Iran carries through, it will end the conflict. However, Iran is maintaining that “no talks have taken place” and reports to the contrar ...  Show more

Chappell Roan: “I Do Not Hate Children”

This story just keeps escalating! It began over the weekend when Brazilian soccer player Jorginho Frello first publicly accused Chappell Roan’s “extremely aggressive” security team of being rude to his 11-year-old daughter. Roan took to instagram to defend herself, saying she nev ...  Show more

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