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In December, rapper Bbno$ posted a message on social media announcing that he was quitting music. “As you guys know, I am for the people,” he wrote. “And the people have asked me to stop making music.

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A new Vatican document provides a convincing critique of the new, terminally online segments of the religious right.

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