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Raymonde Sullivan, an elderly woman who tended to Allied soldiers on the frontlines during WWII, decided to go skydiving for her 100th birthday in Sebastian, Florida.

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Raymonde Sullivan, an elderly woman who tended to Allied soldiers on the frontlines during WWII, decided to go skydiving for her 100th birthday in Sebastian, Florida.

The House Ethics Committee is launching a probe into GOP Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) over a series of alleged errs, including an erroneous cryptocurrency promotion and a potential “improper relationship” with a member of his congressional staff.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Following in Dave Chappelle's footsteps, Ricky Gervais ridicules transgender women in his new Netflix comedy special.

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