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A new poll found we can now only survive a few HOURS without our phones before we go nuts.

We see the innate goodness in america shining through. >> we're endowed by our creator with inalienable rights. among them, we know where life, liberty and the pursuit, happiness. and for tens of millions of americans, happiness includes celebrating our american traditions, things like thanksgiving, christmas, fireworks on the fourth of july and yes, football to stay healthy. for us to continue to build bonds of friendship across our communities. >> we need to strengthen our traditions, not tear them all down. certainly not allow political or racial or socioeconomic differences. divide us in t...

America shining through. we're endowed by our creator with inall nab rights life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and for tens of millions of america it includes celebrating our traditions, thanksgiving, christmas, fireworks on the fourth of july and, yes, football. to stay healthy for us to continue to build bonds of friendship across our communities, we need to strengthen our traditions, not tear them all down. certainly not allow political or racial or socioeconomic differences divide us. in the horror that unfolded on a football field in cincinnati last night, we also saw grace, and th...

Called karens. you were next, blind studies ban. it's hurtful to blind people. they want you to say mask study instead. these people love masks. the three masked mice just doesn't have the same ring to it. what else can't you say? addicted. instead, use hooked or devoted. hunter isn't just the smartest guy joe knows he is the also the most devoted. the word master is also banned. as in master bedroom. they want you to say primary instead. do you think stanford will be giving refunds to all those students who paid 10 grand for a racist master's degree? i don't know. they don't want us to use ch...

The Central government has told the Supreme Court that 1.48 crore children, approximately aged between 10 and 17 years, are addicted to various substances in the country.