Creator of NYPD’s Horrifying Robot Dog Linked to MBS

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The founder of the company that made the NYPD’s robo-dog was announced as an adviser to MBS’s futuristic mega-city project a week after journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered.

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After the prankster reeled off a string of expletives, Lindell panicked and fumbled for his phone to quickly end the call.

By Alaina Demopoulos

The Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema, who voted against raising the minimum wage, wore an expletive-laden ring to brunch. It is not sexist to criticize it.

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Vulnerable to both terrorists and Mother Nature, Japan's nuclear power plants are accidents waiting to happen.

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In their closing arguments Monday in Minneapolis, prosecutors said that Derek Chauvin’s “badge wasn’t in the right place” during George Floyd’s deadly arrest last May.

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From Blagojevich to Bloomberg to Uber to the Yang Gang, Bradley Tusk shows why money and politics make a toxic mix.

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From giving people immunity for driving over protesters to threatening to deny student loans to those who get arrested, the far right is not reading the room.

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 NOT EXPECTED 

The D.C. medical examiner said an autopsy found no evidence that Sicknick suffered an allergic reaction to the bear spray.

 WHAT ON EARTH 

“Congresswoman Waters may have given you something on appeal that may result in this whole trial being overturned,” Judge Peter Cahill told Chauvin’s defense on Monday.

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