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As Mexico reels from the devastation left behind by a series of violent earthquakes that struck the heart of its capital city, local activists and journalists are turning to social media to mobilize voluntary services and relief efforts across the country.
Apocalyptic messages interrupted Orange County television viewers' regularly-scheduled programming last Thursday morning, which is, you know, probably fine.
All eyes are on the North Korean leader after he promised to deliver "results beyond [Trump's] expectation" in a rare and unprecedented televised address to the world on Thursday.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un responded to President Trump's insults by calling him a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard" that he will "tame" with "fire." The world distracted themselves from this terrifying development with jokes about the word "dotard."
That is, if we're to believe Christian conspiracy theorist David Meade.
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As Mexico reels from the devastation left behind by a series of violent earthquakes that struck the heart of its capital city, local activists and journalists are turning to social media to mobilize voluntary services and relief efforts across the country.
Apocalyptic messages interrupted Orange County television viewers' regularly-scheduled programming last Thursday morning, which is, you know, probably fine.
All eyes are on the North Korean leader after he promised to deliver "results beyond [Trump's] expectation" in a rare and unprecedented televised address to the world on Thursday.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un responded to President Trump's insults by calling him a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard" that he will "tame" with "fire." The world distracted themselves from this terrifying development with jokes about the word "dotard."
That is, if we're to believe Christian conspiracy theorist David Meade.
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