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NOW - Dame Sarah Mullally is officially "enthroned" as the Archbishop of Canterbury, head of the Church of England, becoming the first woman to take the role in 1,400 years.

JUST IN - King Charles will deliver a speech to the U.S. Congress the week of April 27 as he visits the U.S. — Politico

Greetings from Havana, Cuba

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All you need to command the hordes is a good bonking stick.

Still can’t believe that Iran got a gay Supreme Leader before America got a gay President

This is an AR-15. A weapon of war. The gun industry is openly marketing these to KIDS. With cartoons and mini JR-15s. These don’t belong in the hands of our kids or on our streets. I just signed 2 bills that ban ghost guns and these sick marketing ploys.

BREAKING: Mayor Mamdani names NY's 1st trans woman to lead new "LGBTQI+ Office"

self-awareness must be a bitch for catturd

China just announced their lowest growth target since 1991. And that was before oil prices spiked — which could knock growth below Bangladesh. Is the China miracle turning into a Japan-style zombie economy.

SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER PURSUIT AND COLLISION WITH POLICE VEHICLE Last night at approximately 9 PM, Deputies from the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office Central Patrol Division observed a vehicle committing several traffic violations near 15th Avenue and 42nd Street in South Sacramento. Deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver, 33-year-old Ricky Harding, chose not to stop and led Deputies on a vehicle pursuit. During the pursuit, Harding turned off his headlights in an attempt to recklessly conceal his vehicle in the darkness. While driving southbound on 43rd Street, he drove through a stop sign at 8th Avenue and collided with an uninvolved Sacramento Police Department patrol vehicle. The police vehicle was forced into a residential fence due to the collision, and Harding’s vehicle subsequently caught fire. Instead of surrendering, Harding exited the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot, but he was quickly apprehended by Deputies. The Sacramento City Fire Department responded to the scene and extinguished the vehicle fire. Fortunately, the Sacramento Police officer involved in the collision was not injured. Harding was medically cleared at a local hospital and booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail, where he is being held on $500,000 bail. He is scheduled to appear in court on March 10. California law classifies his offenses as “non-violent,” therefore his booking photo is not available for public release.