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Amanda de Cadenet says the British press have 'zero accountabilty'
Amanda de Cadenet says she 'doesn't know if she'd be alive today' if she had remained living in the UK because of the way the tabloid media 'bullies' famous women.
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VideoDingell: Law enforcement will be ‘wedge issue’ in 2020
Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., joins Yahoo News Editor in Chief Daniel Klaidman and Chief Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff to discuss what she sees as the most important issue for undecided voters in the 2020 presidential election: law enforcement. Dingell tells the "Skullduggery" hosts that she sees major divisions and concerns among her constituents when it comes to law enforcement and police reform, similar to the way trade issues played out in the 2016 election.
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Hillary Clinton says she 'fears for Britain' under Boris Johnson
Mrs Clinton called Donald Trump and Mr Johnson 'blowhards' and warned people about embracing their 'authoritarian' policies.
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Taylor Swift on fighting Trump and surviving the Kanye 'hate frenzy'
The Lover singer opens up on fighting Trump ahead of 2020 elections
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VideoNew Yorkers take a stab at naming 2020 candidates
In mid-April, before Joe Biden entered the race, Yahoo News interviewed a random sample of people as they walked through Washington Square Park — in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, near New York University — asking them to identify photographs of the Democratic candidates and testing them on the pronunciation of their names.
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VideoSkullduggery: (BONUS) Randy Credico
Produced by Mark Seman & Anthony Kane On Dec. 11, 2018, "Skullduggery" spoke with Randy Credico, a crucial figure in the recent Roger Stone indictment, to discuss his connection with Roger Stone, Julian Assange and how he anticipates the special counsel’s report to unfold.
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Yahoo News Explains: Everything we know about the suspicious packages
Here's what you need to know about the suspected explosive devices that were sent by mail to several high-profile individuals and CNN on Wednesday and Thursday.
