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Today: "Extinct" species found alive in "Lost" Honduran city, Tucker Carlson didn't ask if dead Ukrainian civilian bodies were "staged," and Josh Mandel's campaign ad

Were ‘Extinct’ Species Found Alive in ‘Lost City’ in Honduran Rainforest?

Deep in the heart of the Mosquitia rainforest in Honduras lies La Ciudad Blanca, the fabled White City said to have once been an ancient metropolis. Named for its large pillars of white stone, the existence of Ciudad Blanca was but a whisper until its rediscovery in 2012 and subsequent exploration three years later. 

Before Spanish colonizers wrote of the mecca, Ciudad Blanca was rumored to have been a city dedicated to a monkey god more than 1,000 years ago.

Madison Dapcevich reports.

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No, Tucker Carlson Didn’t Ask if Dead Bodies of Ukrainian Civilians Were ‘Staged’

Clips from the Fox News host's show have been shown on Russian state television in the past. Read Story.


Did Mandel ‘Forget To Photoshop His Hands’ in Campaign Ad?

Ohio Senate candidate Josh Mandel truly did serve in the U.S. Marines. Read Story.

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