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How Marjorie Taylor Greene has become Biden’s favorite bogeyman

How Marjorie Taylor Greene has become Biden’s favorite bogeyman

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden's campaign is taking advantage of an unlikely surrogate to help push his message of an economic recovery that crosses partisan lines: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.Biden's campaign posted a video Tuesday featuring the Georgia Republican's own words at a recent conservative conference, describing how Biden has sought "the greatest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs," building on previous efforts by Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. .Johnson. Greene's sarcastic tone is undercut by an upbeat soundtrack as he says Biden is tackling "education, healthcare, urban issues and urban poverty." Biden's accompanying tweet reads:…
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WWE Hall of Famer Rick Steiner has been removed from the wrestling convention again for alleged transphobic comments

WWE Hall of Famer Rick Steiner has been removed from the wrestling convention again for alleged transphobic comments

WrestleCon has reversed its decision to invite WWE Hall of Famer Rick Steiner to its showcase next month as the professional wrestling world turns its attention to SummerSlam in Detroit.The wrestling convention initially decided to invite Steiner back on its show months after Steiner was accused of using "hate phrases" towards transgender professional wrestler Gisele Shaw.WrestleCon owner Michael Bochicchio made the change Sunday, explaining that Steiner apologized after the incident and that he felt the former wrestler "learned a lot from his big mistake."WrestleCon backed down on their invitation.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The professional wrestler known…
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Rabbit invasion in Florida leaves a neighborhood overwhelmed with furry creatures

Rabbit invasion in Florida leaves a neighborhood overwhelmed with furry creatures

During the commission meeting in April, the city considered a rescue operation to secure homes for the rabbits, at a cost of about $11,400. The commission also received an estimate of about $8,500 for the cost of trapping the rabbits for 12 months, the city said. During that process, the rabbits would not be killed, but relocated. But the harvest plan did not include cost estimates to relocate the rabbits, the city said.While The Associated Press reported that the capture plan would include killing the rabbits, Wilton Manors denies this.Ultimately, the city commissioners directed the city manager to investigate and…
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Adolescents increasingly in the hospital for suicidal thoughts and attempts

Adolescents increasingly in the hospital for suicidal thoughts and attempts

Hospitalizations and emergency room visits for suicide attempts and ideation increased nationally among children and adolescents from 2016 to 2021, a new study has found, the latest in a series of warning signs about the state of young people's mental health. According to the research, published Wednesday in JAMA Network Open, nearly 66 percent of the cases were girls, and the median age was 15. The study also revealed seasonal trends: ER visits and hospitalizations were 15% higher in April and 24% higher in October than the January rate, which the study used as a reference because it was close…
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