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>> i am on the internet trolling for any scrap of any news about when it will be approved, how fast it will be approved and where i can get it because it's going to be about distributing the child dose. nick confessore, one parent to another, tha you f spending time with us today. the next hour of "deadline white house" starts after a quick bak. don't go anywhere. we're just getting started. don't go anywhere. we're just getting started you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesi...

Founders were, for a government of limited delegated and enumerated powers, this, however, is beyond poll tickets. that clip is paralyzing with its sheer insanity. i don't know how you reach people like that, ari, i just don't. something that's happened to a small group of americans who define their happiness as the unhappiness of everybody else. they're addicted to furiousness. i actually think dopamine is released in the brain when they get angry. they're only happy when unhappy and i don't know what you do with them besides quarantine them, try and get on with politics without them because ...

© Getty University of Wyoming officials are investigating after a virtual Black History Month event was interrupted this week with racial slurs and pornographic images.  The incident occurred during a Monday panel discussion about the film “Black Wall Street: Before they Die!” the Casper Star-Tribune reported. About 30 minutes into the discussion, a pornographic image and a racial slur appeared on the screen of the event held over Zoom.  ADVERTISEMENT A pornographic video was also seen, and a voice said “KFC and watermelon,” “porch monkey” and other slurs.  Frederick Douglas...

Photo: Smith Collection/Gado (Getty Images) After getting essentially blacklisted last month following its role in helping foment the deadly January 6 MAGA putsch on Capitol Hill, the social media app and hate-speech breeding ground known as Parler (not to be confused with Parlor) is unfortunately back online for the segment of the Internet that looks at Twitter and thinks to themselves, “This place is too politically correct for me.” Advertisement Parler has long billed itself as the “premier free speech platform,” which in reality means that its a space where anyone can spew whatev...

At a lot of US companies, this is the first time colleagues have had to come to terms with working and socializing almost entirely online.