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The film follows a farmer's isolated wife as she falls for her free-spirited neighbor in 19th century America.
And a month after the riot, few of the Republican political figures have been held to account.
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Some manufacturers can't get their masks into the hands of healthcare workers so they're hoping you'll buy them instead.
Women of color are bearing the brunt of job losses now — and even when they choose to leave, it isn't really a choice.
Please don't cancel me, a milennial, too. I just want to talk.
Sure, you've been around your kids A LOT, but this Valentine's Day, do all the hugging.
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"He is guilty," Bill Cassidy of Louisiana said.
They were baptized by gunfire their freshman year. Now, their senior year is being punctuated by the pandemic.
Joseph Cua said he "should've known better" than to believe the bogus claims that brought him and his son to DC in Jan.
The ex-president's boast he could get away with murder proved true.
The son of the Trump Organization's chief financial officer works at a real estate investment trust that made the loans.
The White House said it had "deep concerns" about how Beijing "communicated" its early findings on the outbreak.
The college president suspended players because kneeling "shuts down" people from listening to the message of injustice.
The host faced backlash after he asked for "grace" for a contestant who attended an "Old South" ball in 2018.
British chef Nadiya Hussain has a new baking show.
In a Saturday statement, the White House staffer admitted to using "abhorrent, disrespectful and unacceptable language."
Netflix debuts the conclusion of one of its most popular film series.
A wild Mardi Gras float, protests in Myanmar, and Super Bowl LV round out this week's best images.
