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A Man Films From Inside The Doomed Plane That Crashed In Kazakstan Moments Before Impact, Then Is Seen Walking Away From Wreckage
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ANOTHER Left Wing Media Host Accused of Sexual Assault, this time Mark Halperin from NBC/HBO
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HOA Tells Resident To Stop Grilling Meat Because It Bothers Vegans, Tells Him To Find Vegan Alternatives
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Football Game At AT&T Stadium Devolves Into Chaos As Fans Fought On The Field
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Texas Cop In Hot Water After Video Of Him Punching A Homeless Man On The Ground In The Head Goes Viral
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COVID Nazi Leana Wen Is Begging Biden To Get Millions Of Americans Vaxxed Against The Bird Flu ASAP
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The Complete Footage Of The Beating Death Of A Handcuffed Inmate In New York
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7-Eleven Employee Really Needs Some Retraining
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Penguin Press announced on Thursday night that it had canceled plans to publish the 2016 installment of the bestselling "Game Change" books after CNN reported five women have accused co-author Mark Halperin of sexual harassment.
"In light of the recent news regarding Mark Halperin, the Penguin Press has decided to cancel our plans to publish a book he was co-authoring on the 2016 election," Penguin Press said in a statement.
HBO had said earlier in the day it had canceled plans to move forward with a miniseries about the 2016 election based on the book.
"HBO is no longer proceeding with the project tied to the untitled book co-authored by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann on the 2016 Presidential election," HBO -- which, like CNN, is owned by Time Warner -- said in a statement. "HBO has no tolerance for sexual harassment within the company or its productions."
