May 24, 2023, 12:40 PM
KIRO Newsradio’s Dave Ross and Heather Bosch are flabbergasted with Micki Gamez’s discovery of a Japanese company selling a 4.3 oz. serving of ice cream for $6,696!
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The USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea for months and Spike O'Neill said the least the country can do is stop pretending everything is fine.
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