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Nearly two decades after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Fox News host and meteorologist Janice Dean shared that she's taking a break from work and social media for unspecified reasons.

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Saturday will mark the end of an era for MSNBC as the liberal cable network moves forward under new ownership and a new name: Ms Now. The media shakeup was nearly a year in the making after Comcast ...