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‘Full House’ star Dave Coulier diagnosed with cancer
Dave Coulier has been diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The “Full House” star made the announcement about his health struggles on the “Today” show. Watch the full video to learn more about his diagnosis. Subscribe to our YouTube for the latest on all your favorite stars.
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Chicago mayor called out for claiming Trump is a threat to Black families: 'Americans have spoken'
Chicago gangster-turned-community activist Tyrone Muhammad joined "Fox & Friends" to react to comments made by Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson that Trump is a threat to Black families.
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The 75+ very best early Black Friday 2024 deals you can already shop
Looks like Black Friday came early this year!
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What do last-minute Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets cost?
If you want to be there, it's time to hit the gas.
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Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon says he is quitting X over new terms of service
The news anchor took issue with X’s new terms of service, which take effect Nov. 15 and mandate that all disputes be brought in a federal court district in northern Texas.
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BYU cheerleading coach 'lost consciousness' after being struck in head with water bottle, Utah fan arrested
Police in Utah have arrested an 18-year-old fan on an assault charge after BYU cheerleading coach Jocelyn Allan was struck in the head with a water bottle after Saturday's win over Utah.
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Gen Z is going on vacation and taking meetings at bars, beach clubs — but not telling their bosses
Montana, 29, went viral for sharing the moment her mate, who was holidaying with her in Bali, ended up on a work Zoom while a Balinese dance performance was happening in the background.
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Republican John Thune of South Dakota is elected the next Senate majority leader
Thune, who is 63 and in his fourth Senate term, has promised to work closely with Trump despite differences the two have had over the years.
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Dan Aykroyd reveals what he thinks of Lorne Michaels retirement rumors and the ‘SNL’ movie
"I think it's a masterpiece, honestly. I think it could be up for best picture [at the Oscars]," Aykroyd said about 'Saturday Night.'
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Mica Ertegun’s Hamptons mansion dazzled with rare and glamorous worldly décor — and now it’s all up for sale
A Christie's auction will spotlight the precious objects of the late Mica Ertegun, and will also turn eyes toward the Hamptons jewel box she called home.
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‘Full House’s Dave Coulier Reveals Stage 3 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Just 5 Weeks After Diagnosis: “It Has Been A Roller Coaster Ride”
Coulier shared the news with Hoda Kotb on TODAY.
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US warns Russia potentially aiding North Korea's nuclear program in direct threat to Europe, Asia
Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that North Korea is benefiting from aiding Russia in its war against Ukraine by potentially aiding Pyongyang's nuclear development, posing a threat for Europe and Asia.
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Is It Possible for Trump to Shut the Department of Education?
Donald Trump said he would use the department to further his priorities. He also said he would close it. Both options would face difficulties.
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Incoming Israeli ambassador Mike Huckabee says West Bank annexation ‘of course’ a possibility
In 2020, Trump unveiled his “deal of the century,” a peace plan that would have seen Israel annex sizable portions of the West Bank.
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GM recalls 462,000 pickup trucks and SUVs over transmission issues
A transmission issue in some diesel engine vehicles can cause harsh shifting and rear-wheels to lock, according to documents filed with regulators.
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NBA legend George Karl says league should learn lesson out of Trump's election victory
Legendary NBA head coach George Karl wrote his opinion about the state of the league on social media on Monday and used the general election as an example.
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Are your Levi’s worth $33K? Hidden detail on jeans shows whether they’re worth a fortune
You could be sitting on a fashion goldmine.
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Sisters’ Feud’ On Netflix, A Crazy Mexican Drama That You Have To See To Believe
Seriously, we can't do justice to how insane this first episode really is.
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Biden and Xi will meet on Saturday, the 3rd and likely final time during Biden's term
This is likely to be their final meeting before President Biden leaves office. Biden sees it as a chance to reflect on the "tough relationship" between the two countries, an official said.
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Former Solicitor General Theodore Olson, conservative lawyer who argued Bush 2000 recount case, dead at 84
Prominent conservative attorney Theodore Olson, who argued the 2000 Florida vote-recount case on behalf of President George W. Bush, has died at 84.
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Donald Trump Meets with House Republicans on Capitol Hill as President-Elect: 'Isn't It Nice to Win?'
President-elect Donald Trump met with House Republicans on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning to start a busy day in D.C. The post Donald Trump Meets with House Republicans on Capitol Hill as President-Elect: ‘Isn’t It Nice to Win?’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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Whoopi Goldberg Sends Sara Haines Fleeing From ‘The View’ Stage As She Says “I Like To Be Eaten From Time To Time”
What a way to ring in Goldberg's 69th birthday!
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Government by Meme
The announcements of Donald Trump’s early picks for his administration have been like the limbo: The bar keeps dropping and the dance keeps going.One of the first nominees was Marco Rubio for secretary of state; the Floridian holds some questionable views but is at least a second-term senator and member of the foreign relations committee, and is not the nihilist troll Ric Grenell. Then there was Representative Michael Waltz for national security adviser; he has no experience running anything like the National Security Council but he does have expertise in national security. Former Representative Lee Zeldin for EPA? The bar kept sinking, but hey, he has worked in government and isn’t a current oil company executive.By yesterday afternoon, though, the bar was hitting amazing new lows. Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe was one of the least-qualified appointees in the first Trump regime; he might be one of the more experienced this time around, though Trump’s statement putting him forward for CIA director, which cited not his resume but his sycophancy, was not reassuring. For the Department of Homeland Security, one of the largest and most complicated parts of the federal government, Trump selected Kristi Noem, a small businesswoman and governor of a lightly populated state—but a diehard MAGA loyalist. The low point, so far, was reached when the president-elect announced Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense. Hegseth is a National Guard veteran who has lambasted the military for being “woke” and lobbied for pardons for convicted war criminals. He once bragged that he hadn’t washed his hands in 10 years, but he still hawks soap shaped like grenades. His major qualifications to run one of the most complicated bureaucracies in human history are that he looks the part and Trump has seen him a lot on Fox News.[Tom Nichols: The loyalists are collecting their rewards in Trump’s cabinet]Perhaps the bar cannot get lower from there—at least not in terms of positions of immense consequence with real power to do a lot of damage in the world. But another appointment announced yesterday was in a sense even more ridiculous: Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to head a Department of Government Efficiency. That’s DOGE for short. Get it? Such efficient. Very slash. Wow. Welcome to the era of government by meme.Memes are slippery, neither serious nor quite joking. Try to pin them down and they slide through your fingers. DOGE, like doge, is no different. Why is this thing called a department when only Congress has the power to stand up a new body by that name? Is it because Trump doesn’t know or because he doesn’t care? Why does a government-efficiency panel have two chairs? Maybe it’s a joke. Who can tell? Is DOGE a clever way to sideline two annoying loudmouths who can’t or won’t get through the Senate confirmation process, or could it radically reshape the federal government? Like the meme says, why not both? The whole thing is vaporware, concocted by three people—Musk, Ramaswamy, and Trump—who are all terminally online.“Waste, fraud, and abuse” is something of a meme itself—an idea that gets repeated and used in many different formats, but offers more of a symbolic meaning and cultural connotation than specific denotation. Like most memes, this one is neither serious nor joking. Who could possibly want waste, fraud, or abuse of taxpayer money? The problem, as Eric Schnurer has explained in The Atlantic, is that there simply isn’t as much of it as people think. The way to radically cut government spending is to slash whole categories of things. (As a contractor, it must be noted, Musk is a huge beneficiary of government largesse.)[Read: Trump’s ‘deep state’ revenge]Trump has not provided a great deal of detail about how the DOGE would work, though Musk has, naturally, already produced a dank meme. Ironically, we don’t know how DOGE will work or how it will be funded. Trump says it will “provide advice and guidance from outside of Government” to the White House and Office of Management and Budget, making recommendations no later than the nation’s semiquincentennial on July 4, 2026.In the absence of real info, Musk’s takeover of Twitter is probably a pretty good model for understanding how this might function. When Musk bought the social-media network, he made many promises. He said he’d eliminate bots, improve the user base, fine-tune the business, and reduce political interference, so that Twitter could function as “a common digital town square.” Judged by those metrics, the takeover has been a failure. The service is awash in bots. Users and advertisers have fled. Many technical functions have degraded. Rather than becoming a more politically neutral venue, it’s become a playground for the hard right, with Musk using it to spread conspiracy theories and aid Trump. He has given it a slick rebrand as X and slashed the workforce.We can expect much the same from DOGE. Will it successfully achieve the stated policy goal of reconfiguring the federal workforce to reduce waste and fraud and improve provision of services? Almost certainly not. Will it work to drive out dedicated employees? Probably. The surest bet is that it will be a highly effective vehicle for furthering Musk and Trump’s political agenda. Such winning. Very chaos. Much bleak.
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Will credit card interest rates increase now that inflation is climbing?
Inflation ticked back up again in October, which could impact your credit card interest rates. Here's how.
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Republican John Thune of South Dakota Is Elected the Next Senate Majority Leader
Thune, who is 63 and in his fourth Senate term, has promised to work closely with Trump despite differences the two have had over the years.
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Speaker Johnson begins fight for the House gavel, winning nod from Trump
While Mike Johnson has no serious challenger, he faces dissent within his ranks, particularly from hard-right conservatives and the Freedom Caucus.
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WATCH: Caitlin Clark Hits the Fairway with LPGA Pro-Am Appearance
With the WNBA firmly into its off season, star Caitlin Clark has set her sights on pro golf by joining the LPGA pro-am at Pelican Golf Club. The post WATCH: Caitlin Clark Hits the Fairway with LPGA Pro-Am Appearance appeared first on Breitbart.
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Amazon debuts Amazon Haul with "crazy low prices." Here's what to know.
Amazon rolls out a new shopping service, dubbed Amazon Haul, that sells items for $20 or less.
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Red Lobster menu rebrand brings back fan-favorite that caused ‘social media riot’
Red Lobster debuted new food offerings and brought back two popular items this week after the seafood restaurant chain overhauled its menu.
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Apps Love to Show Us Old Photos. It Might Be Harming Us More Than We Think.
From happy moments to heartbreak, digital memory tools might be messing with how we remember—and forget.
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Michael Strahan says he wasn't protesting during national anthem. 'I love the military'
Michael Strahan posted a video addressing the controversy he caused by not having his hand over his heart during the national anthem. He also discusses incident with reporter.
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Pregnant Gisele Bündchen shows off baby bump in first post since news of baby No. 3
The supermodel shared photos of herself at a gala celebrating the 20th anniversary of "the largest shelter for women and children in America."
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Kate Middleton makes cheeky comment about Prince William’s beard, according to lip reader
She royal apparently said, "I find it quite rousing" — though another lip reader had a different, less positive, interpretation.
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Family of autistic boy slapped by Mercedes driver in viral video is gifted a brand new car
The family of an autistic boy who was slapped by an angry Mercedes driver after the boy touched the luxury vehicle's hood in a shocking viral video was surprised with a brand new car.
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Joe Biden Welcomes Donald Trump Back to White House, Congratulates Him on Victory
President Joe Biden welcomed President-elect Donald Trump back to the White House on Wednesday and congratulated him on his landslide victory. The post Joe Biden Welcomes Donald Trump Back to White House, Congratulates Him on Victory appeared first on Breitbart.
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Senate Republicans elect John Thune as leader, succeeding Mitch McConnell
Senate Republicans tapped John Thune of South Dakota to lead the party for the next two years and succeed Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving leader of either party in Senate history.
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Silicon Valley Disaster: 23andMe Announces Massive Layoffs, Restructuring Plan
DNA testing company 23andMe is laying off 40 percent of its staff and implementing a major restructuring plan in a bid to avoid bankruptcy and ensure long-term viability. This is just the latest misfortune for a company once considered a darling of the Silicon Valley economy. The post Silicon Valley Disaster: 23andMe Announces Massive Layoffs, Restructuring Plan appeared first on Breitbart.
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Thune wins secret ballot to become new Senate GOP leader, succeeding McConnell
After receiving a majority of conference votes, the newly selected leader will assume the role in January.
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Meta ordered to face FTC’s antitrust lawsuit over Instagram, WhatsApp acquisitions
A judge largely denied Meta's motion to end the case filed against Facebook in 2020 alleging that the company acted illegally to maintain its social network monopoly.
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Nov 13: CBS News 24/7, 10am ET
President-elect Donald Trump arrives in Washington; John Krasinki named People's "Sexiest Man Alive."
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Jenna Bush Hager Admits She Turned “Red In Places I Didn’t Even Know Turn Red” When Usher Danced On Her On ‘Today’
Kotb agreed that the R&B singer made them turn "beet red" when he serenaded them.
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Bird flu leaves teen in critical condition after country's first reported case
A teenager has been left in critical condition after contracting the first presumptive human case of avian influenza in Canada. Expert Sam Scarpino discusses the health risk and potential for spread.
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Tufts University Accused of Cutting Ties with Democrat Congressman Over Trans Athlete Comments
It has been reported that Tufts University has cut ties with MA Rep. Seth Moulton in the wake of his sudden turn against transgender athletes The post Tufts University Accused of Cutting Ties with Democrat Congressman Over Trans Athlete Comments appeared first on Breitbart.
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Cooking chat: How do I get my spouse to cook more often?
Every Wednesday at noon Eastern, Aaron Hutcherson and Becky Krystal answer your cooking questions.
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'Cross' and 'Day of the Jackal' center on complicated characters with muddy goals
Prime Video's "Cross" and Peacock's "The Day of the Jackal," premiering Thursday, are cat-and-mouse stories, though exactly who is the cat and who the mouse is a revolving situation.
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Biden admin says climate change poses national security risks, sends delegation to address them
The White House said one of its delegation's main objectives at the COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan will be to address the national security "risks" that climate change poses.
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What Time Is ‘The Golden Bachelorette’ On Tonight? How To Watch Joan Vassos’ Finale Live On ABC And Hulu
Grab the wine, assemble the snacks, and clear the couch.
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