Early Addition: Crowd Chants 'USA' As Teens Fornicate On Beach

Rebecca Fishbein

Published Jul 7, 2017

Modified Jul 7, 2017

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Rebecca Fishbein

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Jeff Sessions is going to Guantanamo Bay.
Putin and Trump shook hands.
Mayoral candidate Nicole Maillotakis did a Photoshop.
Teens were arrested in Cape Cod for allegedly having sex at Dennis Beach as a large crowd cheered them on.
This is the greatest story about a vegan restaurant ever told.
Fusion is now Splinter, for some reason.
The City of Hartford may file for bankruptcy.
An Oklahoma man proposed to his girlfriend right after cops out him under arrest.
And last but not least, PUPPIESSSSSS:

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