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Whoopi Goldberg Fights Back Against Epstein Island Rumor, Warns Satire Sites of Legal Action
Whoopi Goldberg, a co-host of "The View," recently took a firm stand against false rumors linking her to Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, after her name appeared on a "fake list" of celebrities allegedly connected to Epstein's private island. 
Whoopi Goldberg, a co-host of "The View," recently took a firm stand against false rumors linking her to Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, after her name appeared on a "fake list" of celebrities allegedly connected to Epstein's private island. -
Hunter Biden and Kevin Morris Reportedly Team Up for a Controversial Image-Rebuilding Documentary
In an intriguing turn of events that's capturing the nation's attention, Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's son, is reportedly collaborating with Hollywood attorney and Democratic donor Kevin Morris on a clandestine documentary project. 
In an intriguing turn of events that's capturing the nation's attention, Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's son, is reportedly collaborating with Hollywood attorney and Democratic donor Kevin Morris on a clandestine documentary project. -
High-Profile Names Including Clinton and Trump Revealed in Epstein Court Documents
The recent unsealing of documents related to the notorious Jeffrey Epstein has brought former Presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump back into the spotlight. 
The recent unsealing of documents related to the notorious Jeffrey Epstein has brought former Presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump back into the spotlight. -
2024 Brings Boosted Benefits for Social Security Recipients: What Retirees Need to Know
Starting January 2024, Social Security recipients are set to see a significant increase in their monthly payments. As part of an annual cost of living adjustment, more than 71 million individuals will benefit from a 3.2% increase, marking the third consecutive year for such a rise. 
Starting January 2024, Social Security recipients are set to see a significant increase in their monthly payments. As part of an annual cost of living adjustment, more than 71 million individuals will benefit from a 3.2% increase, marking the third consecutive year for such a rise. -
Mass-Emailed Bomb Threats Lead to Evacuations, Security Scramble Across U.S. State Capitols
In an alarming series of events that underscored the heightened security concerns facing the nation, Capitol buildings across several states were evacuated and searched due to mass-emailed bomb threats. 
In an alarming series of events that underscored the heightened security concerns facing the nation, Capitol buildings across several states were evacuated and searched due to mass-emailed bomb threats. -
Jeffrey Epstein's Sealed List Stirs Speculation: 150 Names Hang in Balance
The court has deferred the unsealing of a list containing over 150 names connected to Epstein until at least January 22, 2024, granting a temporary reprieve to those embroiled in the controversy. 
The court has deferred the unsealing of a list containing over 150 names connected to Epstein until at least January 22, 2024, granting a temporary reprieve to those embroiled in the controversy. -
Viral Video Sparks Debate on Kimmel's Ties to Epstein's Chef Amid NFL Star's Accusations
a video of Jimmy Kimmel alongside Jeffrey Epstein's personal chef, Adam Perry Lang, has resurfaced, intensifying the ongoing feud between Kimmel and NFL star Aaron Rodgers. 
a video of Jimmy Kimmel alongside Jeffrey Epstein's personal chef, Adam Perry Lang, has resurfaced, intensifying the ongoing feud between Kimmel and NFL star Aaron Rodgers. -
Impending Winter Storm Threatens to Break Snow Drought in Northeast
areas from New York to Boston could see a more significant snowfall, potentially enough to require plowing. 
areas from New York to Boston could see a more significant snowfall, potentially enough to require plowing. -
Claudine Gay Resigns as Harvard President Amid Controversy and Investigation
Claudine Gay, Harvard's first Black president, has resigned amid a storm of controversy and criticism. Her departure comes in the wake of a Republican-led U.S. House committee investigation into plagiarism allegations against her and a contentious congressional hearing on rising incidents of antisemitism on college campuses. 
Claudine Gay, Harvard's first Black president, has resigned amid a storm of controversy and criticism. Her departure comes in the wake of a Republican-led U.S. House committee investigation into plagiarism allegations against her and a contentious congressional hearing on rising incidents of antisemitism on college campuses. -
Investigation Unfolds Over Possible Terrorism in Rochester New Year's Crash
The tranquil celebrations of New Year's Day in Rochester, New York, were shattered when a deadly crash outside the Kodak Center sparked a complex investigation with suspicions of terrorism. 
The tranquil celebrations of New Year's Day in Rochester, New York, were shattered when a deadly crash outside the Kodak Center sparked a complex investigation with suspicions of terrorism.
