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Published Jan 6, 2020
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- John Bolton said he is willing to testify in the Senate trial if subpoenaed: “Given that Mr. Bolton’s lawyers have stated he has new relevant information to share, if any Senate Republican opposes issuing subpoenas to the four witnesses and documents we have requested, they would make absolutely clear they are participating in a cover-up,” Senator Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
- Cellino and Barnes, injury attorneys, are finally breaking up for good.
- The New Republic writes that Mike Pompeo is the most dangerous man in the world right now: "It’s not just that Pompeo has proven unfathomably mendacious: It’s that he’s acting more like a viceroy in charge of the American security establishment than a top diplomat."
- Some sociopath purposefully released bedbugs inside a Walmart in Pennsylvania.
- 20-year-old model and online sex worker Kaylen Ward says she raised over roughly $700K for Australian fire relief by offering to send nudes to anyone who showed her proof they had donated.
- Christian Bale is reportedly in talks to join the Marvel Universe in Thor: Love & Thunder.
- Ask yourself this: are you even really married if you don't have a video of the person's horrified face recoiling from your proposal?
- Maybe Marianne Williamson should give up this whole presidential thing and just move to southeastern Iowa, where she is apparently quite popular.
- Reassuring headline of the day: "Aliens definitely exist and they could be living among us on Earth, says Britain's first astronaut."
- The building that houses Forlini's in Little Italy is for sale, and the restaurant expects it will close whenever it's bought.
- Everlane workers were apparently prohibited from discussing wages and working conditions.
- After her first year there, has Washington changed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
- And finally, this is why we don't invite the dog to exercise class:
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