A Manhattan judge ordered Friday that video depositions of two ex DOGE employees be removed from the Internet after the footage went viral, exposing the men to widespread ridicule.

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye "Ye" West's daughter North West showed off her latest manicure—and the bold design was anything but average as it included spikes, piercings and a dangling charm.

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