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'Impulse' Review: YouTube Premium 'Jumper' Spinoff is a New, Surprising Kind of Superpower Story Examining personal trauma and supernatural abilities without conflating the two, Maddie Hasson anchors a solid start to an expansive TV world.
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13 Reasons Why: Netflix confirms season three of show The show's second season was called "pointless" by some, but the CEO of Netflix points out that "nobody has to watch it".
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Toni Collette on 'Hereditary' and How She Crafted the Most Haunting Performance of the Year An Oscar-nominated actress with a proud on-screen resume dating back to the early 90s, Toni Collette's performances have taken her to the highest highs and the lowest lows of the human experience. But with Hereditary, th...
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'The Crown' Season 3: Helena Bonham Carter Gives Update, Says She Looks Nothing Like Princess Margaret The third season of “The Crown” has yet to start filming, but Helena Bonham Carter is already feeling the pressure that comes with portraying members of the British royal family. At Tuesday’s “Ocean’s 8” prem...
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Foy is the latest actress to put her mark on Stieg Larsson's iconic literary character following Rooney Mara and Noomi Rapace.
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See the world's highest bungee jump

CNN - 7 Jun 2018 20:30
China's Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon has the world's highest glass-bottomed suspension bridge and soon you'll be able to bungee jump right off of it. A lucky few tested the new 260-meter platform before it opens.
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Trump wants his objections to Cohen probe to stay private President Trump wants more privacy when it comes to his opinions about materials that have been Ok'd for use in a federal probe into his personal lawyer and “fixer” Michael Cohen, it emerged on Wednesday. In a letter...
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The unlikely friendship that shaped Mister Rogers

New York Post - 7 Jun 2018 04:23
The unlikely friendship that shaped Mister Rogers In 1968, François Clemmons was a struggling opera student singing in a church choir when an unassuming middle-aged man approached him about appearing on a new television program for kids. Clemmons was skeptical. He had ...
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Ryan Kavanaugh Might Have Been Paid $2.6M As Relativity Circled Drain With Books & Records In In a damning assessment of Relativity Media and its board and managers, the trustee in the company’s bankruptcy case has filed objections in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York, calling into question not only “substant...
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China may escort Kim Jong-un with fighter jets when he flies to Singapore to meet Trump KCNA/Reuters China could send fighter jets to escort Kim Jong-un when North Korea’s Air Force One travels through its airspace for a meeting in Singapore with US President Donald Trump. “If China does provide the esc...
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Pizzeria employee put poison into the cheese, police say An alert pizzeria manager saw an unknown substance in the cheese and investigated before it was served to customers in North Carolina, police say. They believe that substance was poison.        
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It took five attempts and four decades for Chinese climber Xia Boyu to step onto the roof of the world.
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Trump Will Agree to Interview If Mueller Winds Down Investigation President Trump’s lawyers want the special counsel’s office to promise to end its investigation within two months after an interview with the president, adding another demand to tense negotiations that have dragged o...
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A film memorabilia collection that cost $2,000 in 1998 is expected to go under the hammer for an eight-figure sum.
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Parkland school security monitor who saw Nikolas Cruz before shooting barred from grounds A Marjory Stoneman Douglas coach who sawNikolas Cruz step onto campus before the Valentine's Day shooting and another coach who hid in a closet that day have been barred from the Parkland school. The men served as unarme...
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The Wall Street Journal By The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board June 7, 2018
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Trump floats idea of golfing with Kim Jong Un if summit goes well President Trump is looking to hit the links with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, a report said Wednesday. Trump has proposed the idea of golfing with the despotic ruler, among other leisure activities, following next ...
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Family Separation Policy May Be Subject to Constitutional Challenge, Judge Rules A federal judge in San Diego was sharply critical of the Trump administration's practice of separating children from immigrants seeking asylum.
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Harvey Weinstein's contract gave him outs for harassment claims The Weinstein Co. lawyer fought to keep the employment contract of studio co-founder Harvey Weinstein under wraps, but Karin DeMasi lost her bid and predicted that its release would "create a media sideshow." Davida Perr...
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The Census Bureau refuses to do its job properly

New York Post - 7 Jun 2018 06:39
The Census Bureau refuses to do its job properly The Census Bureau is an organization that should be euthanized. Except we can't put it out of its misery because our Congress in 1790 decided that the government should take a head count of all its citizens every 10 year...
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Death toll climbs to 99 in Guatemala volcano eruption

Eyewitness News - 7 Jun 2018 06:24
Meanwhile, rescuers scoured a lava- and ash-ravaged landscape in Guatemala for a third straight day on Wednesday in search of survivors and victims of Fuego volcano's calamitous eruption.
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2 more bodies found after Mexico mining accident

Miami Herald - 7 Jun 2018 06:21
Authorities in the Mexican border state of Chihuahua say two more bodies have been recovered following the rupture of a dam holding mineral tailings at a gold and silver mine. …
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