Early Addition: Donald Trump & Kellyanne Conway Are Not In Sync! SAD

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Published Oct 25, 2016

Modified Oct 25, 2016

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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 25, 2016

Modified Oct 25, 2016

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The BBC wants you to look at the ugliest animals in the world.
Sources tell me Taylor Swift would ruin Drake if they dated.
Trump says he has no interest in TrumpTV, although his campaign is launching a Trump nightly news show on Facebook.
The American Bar Association refused to publish a report they commissioned on Trump's litigation history in which they called him a "libel bully" because they're scared of Trump suing them.
Bloomberg took a trip inside Trump Tower and got the lay of the land.
Australia isn’t where you think it is.
The NY Times profiles the world’s saddest polar bear.
Art galleries are fueling Chinatown’s rapid gentrification.
Yoko Ono made a Simpsons joke come to life at a recent art show.
This is my new recurring nightmare.
Washington Post understatement of the day: Kellyanne Conway and Trump have weird relationship.
And finally, this dog is AMAZING:

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