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'Outnumbered' on Democrats' infighting threatening to derail massive spending bill Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) said he would not vote for a bill enabling 'entitlement mentality' as partisan division threatens the likelihood of the bill's passage.

SC mom allegedly came to 11-year-old daughter’s school, threatened 6th grade bullies in hallway A South Carolina mother was arrested this week after coming into a middle school and approaching two sixth grade girls whom she claims were bullying her 11-year-old daughter online.

Florida man confesses to killing woman in 2011: 'Couldn't live with the guilt anymore' Benjamin Moulton walked into the Manatee County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday and confessed to the unsolved murder of a woman found strangled and dumped in a remote area in 2011, authorities said.

Jerry Seinfeld says he would 'fix some things' in 'Seinfeld' if he had a time machine Seinfeld spoke to reporters during a press conference Wednesday promoting the Netflix debut of his comedy series on the streaming platform.

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Leah Remini disagrees with how Laura Prepon left Scientology: 'Not everybody who has a voice uses it' She told Daily Blast Live that Prepon could have used her platform to help others who are struggling to leave.

Missouri hospital to supply panic buttons in response to increased violence against employees Health care workers at Cox Medical Center, in Branson, Missouri, are now taking precautions against more than just coronavirus. The increase in violence against staff members over the past year have resulted in the need for "personal panic buttons."

Football buttercream sugar cookies for game day dessert These football-shaped cookie treat are perfect for a touchdown celebration.

Former addict's astounding transformation to college graduate: 'Consider starting today' Ginny Burton posted two photos that showed how far she has come in her addiction recovery.

5-ingredient no-churn coffee ice cream for International Coffee Day Spoon up this delicious, no-churn coffee ice cream recipe ahead of International Coffee Day, Oct. 1.

Police urging parents to inspect Halloween candy after ecstasy discovered Police are once again asking parents and guardians to pay close attention to kids’ Halloween loot as incidents involving “suspicious candy-like substances” emerge close to the trick-or-treating holiday.

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Marie Osmond takes singing career in new symphonic direction The coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a halt. It also slowed Marie Osmond, but not for long.

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The exercise routine that's 3 times more beneficial than walking, according to researchers Moderate or vigorous physical activity is more than three times more beneficial to a person's health than walking, according to new research. 

Britney Spears' former business manager Lou Taylor: 5 things to know Britney Spears' former business manager Lou Taylor has been highlighted in the three documentaries about the singer's life and career.

Milder COVID-19 infection could still leave brain with lasting impact: UK study Mild cases of COVID-19 could also leave a lasting impact on the human brain, according to a recent study.

‘Missing’ Turkish man joined search party for himself A Turkish man who got drunk and wandered into the forest later unknowingly joined a search party to find himself, according to bizarre local reports. 

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COVID-19 vaccination among pregnant women remains low despite severe risk COVID-19 vaccination rates among pregnant women remain low this month despite the risk of severe illness from the disease.

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Shaq has benefitted from America and doesn't hate the police, says Leo Terrell Fox News contributor Leo Terrell responds to the left's cancel culture, says Shaquille O'Neal cannot be cancelled

David Marcus: America's immigration question will never be the same after Del Rio migrant crisis The river that Haitian migrants crossed to enter the little town of Del Rio, Texas is the Rio Grande, but for American immigration policy itself, it was a kind of Rubicon that was crossed this month.

Justin Haskins: If Democrats pass radical $3.5T bill, America may never recover Never before has Congress been as close as it is today to fundamentally transforming the United States. Never before has America been this close to falling off of the edge of the socialism cliff.

Christopher Rufo: The media is lying about CRT -- parents of every race oppose teaching it in schools The more Americans hear about critical race theory, the likelier they are to oppose it. Polling data going back nine months marks a clear progression.

Greg Gutfeld: New Yorkers may know everything about vegan sushi, but nothing about the world We have a hellish problem on the border and the dope from Delaware had only one solution: let's ban horses. Which raises a question: has this guy created even one job? He's even spiked unemployment among horses.

Tucker Carlson: Christianity is dying and being replaced by cult of coronavirus Tucker Carlson reveals that the obsession with the coronavirus has sprung a cult led by those in power.

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