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I bring you this year's group of highly anticipated and remarkably exquisite hoaxes a bit later than in the past, as I didn't want to jump the gun (sorry, didn't mean to trigger anyone) and miss out on any developing late-year hoaxes.

A math conference in Nashville, Tennessee, featured discussions emphasizing "Equity and Justice."

Residents of San Bernardino County, California, have voted to research the possibility of secession from the state.

Urgently negotiating an end to hostilities in Ukraine would prevent another world war, former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger argued in an essay published on Friday.

The Biden administration vastly overstated its estimate that employers created more than 1 million jobs in the second quarter of this year, claiming historic job growth when in fact hiring had stalled, according to a new estimate.

Students of The New School (TNS), a private arts school in New York City, are occupying a campus building until their list of various demands are met.

A Reuters investigation discovered that at least four suppliers of Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation have illegally employed minors to work in factories.

Trump promises if re-elected he will push legislation banning the federal government from censoring the "lawful speech of American citizens."

A recent lawsuit found that Arizona Democrat Katie Hobbs received a new batch of "found" votes after election day that tallied to nearly precisely the number she needed to win.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said that the liberal-run city can't handle the influx of illegal immigrants.