Extra Extra: Britney Is Taking Time To "Be A Normal Person"

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Published Feb 10, 2021

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Here's a transcript of Donald Trump's speech given directly before the insurrection at the Capitol.
Charisma Carpenter spoke out about her experience with Joss Whedon on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, saying the showrunner has *"*a history of being casually cruel" and created a "hostile and toxic work environment."
Bruce Springsteen has been charged with a DWI; the incident took place at Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey in November.
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The Intercept reports that "Amazon hired a Koch-backed anti-union consultant" to fight a union organizing effort at a warehouse in Alabama.
Britney Spears, the focus of a new documentary from the NY Times, says she's "taking the time to learn and be a normal person."
McDonald's will bring back its beloved orange drink.
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