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Woke Waterloo at Netflix?
With targeted staff cuts, new corporate ethos, streamer takes stand for creative independence against identitarian conformity
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Trump releases recording refuting claims he walked off set of 2020 Piers Morgan interview
Trump spokesperson Taylor Budowich blasted the video saying, “this is a pathetic attempt to use President Trump as a way to revive the career of a failed television host"
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CNN's new streaming service gets cancelled one month after launch
The network announced the service’s end, noting that it was once “hyped as one of the most significant developments in the history of CNN”
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Black leaders call out 'woke corporations' for supporting Black Lives Matter
One speaker accused the companies of "helping BLM leaders amass a reported treasure trove of hate mongering, blood money totaling 100 million dollars"
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Most Americans are still Christian despite drop in church attendance
“While the state of religion is continually changing, our study found that the majority of Americans still hold core religious beliefs and draw moral guidance from their families and their faith traditions,” the head of Deseret National said in a news release
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First mosaic inscribed to Jesus, unearthed in early church below Israeli prison, to open to public
Third-century church scheduled to open to public view this summer after prison on top of the site is relocated
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Furry Folklore: The story of the beloved Easter Bunny
The German Lutheran legend of the Easter Bunny, and background on the tradition of colorizing and decorating eggs
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BLM co-founder who purchased real estate 'triggered' by IRS transparency rules
A co-founder of Black Lives Matter called the U.S.’s charity transparency laws “deeply unsafe” as the organization has come under fire for its lack of financial transparency and the purchase of a $6 million home in California
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Arizona governor signs bill giving students time to pray or meditate
House Bill 2707, introduced by state Rep. Alma Hernandez (D), requires schools set aside one to two minutes at the beginning of each school day where students cannot be interfere with each other
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Joe Biden's dog attacked Secret Service multiple times, memos show
Biden's dog Major destroyed a coat worth $550, documents show