Extra, Extra: Tic Tac USA Wants You To Know They Respect Women

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Published Oct 8, 2016

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The city's only Republican congressman won't dump Trump.
Tic Tac, on the other hand, wants you to know that they respect women.
The candidates on their plans to deal with our national clown nightmare.
Bill Bratton is backing away from Trump's stop-and-frisk endorsement.
Hurricane Matthew's U.S. death toll is now at 9.
George and Amal Clooney are moving to Midtown. Let's all go gawk!
Donald Trump allegedly threatened to show his dick to Gloria Allred.
The C.I.A. is somehow surprised that torturing people left mental scars on them.
And finally, please enjoy every Stone Cold Stunner ever given to The Rock:

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