Clarification

In a recent clarification, the White House has affirmed that President Biden's uncle, Ambrose Finnegan, was not consumed by cannibals during World War Two, despite a comment made by the President during campaign stops in Pennsylvania.

During his visits to Pennsylvania, President Biden recounted the story of his uncle Ambrose Finnegan, who was shot down in New Guinea during World War Two. Biden mentioned that they never found his uncle's body due to the presence of cannibals in the area.

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However, in a statement to reporters aboard Air. . .

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The Aaron Rodgers-Jimmy Kimmel saga took a turn towards reconciliation on Tuesday, as the NFL quarterback clarified his previous statements about the late-night host and potential connections to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The controversy, brewing since last week, had threatened to explode into a legal battle, but Rodgers' clarification seems to have averted that outcome.

Last week, on ESPN's "The Pat McAfee Show," Rodgers made a cryptic remark about the release of a list of people allegedly connected to Epstein. He stated, "There's a lot of people, including Jimmy Kimmel, who are really hoping that doesn. . .

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White House Clarifies: President Biden’s Uncle Not Eaten by Cannibals

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Clarification

White House Clarifies: President Biden’s Uncle Not Eaten by Cannibals

Rodgers Row Simmers Down: QB Clarifies Kimmel Comments, Avoiding Legal Tangle

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