Whoops! Google News Error Suggests Canadian PM in Secret Service Prostitution Scandal
Was conservative Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper involved in the Secret Service prostitution scandal that made the news yesterday?
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National Review Fires 2 Writers over ‘Racially-Inflammatory’ Comments
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