Verify your source and stop the tabloid press
Please stop writing articles about anyone that have not been verified from reliable sources. AOL is becoming a tabloid press and frankly, I don't like tabloid journalism, if you want to call it journalism. The piece about Duke and Dutchess of Sussex and him banning her from wearing a tuxedo type pantsuit is ridiculous. Who is your source? The article said "AOL Editors." Then you read the article and it has nothing to do with the Duke 'banning' Meghan from wearing a tuxedo. Shame on you. And shame on me for supporting AOL for so long. This will change.
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MARK HESSELINK
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How many times can AOL add to ALL the hate in our country by showing us"the most hated" whatever. Couple in Hollywood, actorist, desert, politician whatever HATE, HATE, HATE. What about the nicest???? Just once. Isn't there ENOUGH hated in the world?
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Anonymous
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Stop being so partisan. Great SOTU speech and not one positive story. Horrible partisan. Not really news more like tabloid mess.
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Ann Crumlish
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I do not like seeing pictures of women's chests, instead of their faces. For example today there was a picture of Oprah's, Tori Spelling's, Ellen Degeneris', "The Most Beautiful Women", Paris Hilton's, Emily Blunt's and Olivia Newton John's chest.
But there are pictures of men's faces - Seal, some generic guy about retirement, Steny Hoyer's, Chuck Schumer's face.
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Alan Stewart Clark
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Please, Please, Please ditch the Moronic headlines, with mind numbingly banal hyperlinks such as 'see what happens next'. This is supposed to be News, not entertainment for morons. Cut the video content which buffers for ages, and post a PROPER SYNOPSIS WITH THE HEADLINE! We can read!
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Anonymous
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Not sure where you get your news from, but your first 'report' today was the native american 'forgiving' the catholic boys. The story from last weekend....where the catholic boys were the victims. So nice you have an article where the offender 'forgives' his victims. There is enough issues with the media today, please focus on real reporting.
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Anonymous
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Not that the millennials that work at AOL care - but congrats - the last set of AOL “news” finally did it - between the “celebrities” tearing up Trump’s speech (the same 5 sad old tired “celebs” - and nothing about the disaster that was Pelosi and Schumer) - and then the headline “woman with gun kills teen” - when it was really a woman getting robbed at gunpoint by some punk and she defended herself - you and your website are why no-one trusts or cares about the media - but I am finally done with AOL - don’t worry - not that you give a ? what people like me think - you will not see any more feedback - because I will never pull up AOL “news” again - not worth the aggravation
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Anonymous
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Take down the news items about scantily clad women celebs - it's degrading to all women. I don't see articles about almost-naked men! But almost every day there are 2+ articles on women that focus on their bodies. It's shameful enough these women wear that clothing, but to constantly post this "news" is disgusting.
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Linda and Andrew SCONTRINO
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don't need another do nothing like bama in the wh.she's not as tough as she thinks. just go babysit.
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mark giordano
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ST OP THE HORRIBLE STORIES ABOUT STARS, MEGYN KELLY, KARDASHIANS, GROSS. WRIT ABOUT GOOD THINGS , ACTS OF KINDNESS IN AMERICA. STOP SPREADING HATE AND SPREADING SEPARATENESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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mark giordano
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STOP WITH THE HOLLYWOOD STAR ****, TELL REAL STORIES OF PEOPLE DOING GOOD DEEDS. THE PERSON IN CHARGE OF WHAT ENTERS TO HEADLINES AND STORY IDEA SHOULD BE FIRED!
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mark giordano
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grow up! stop with this trivial stories about stars and royals
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mark giordano
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inspire people! do not fill their head with ****
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mark giordano
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Real life stories, real people, who cares about Royalty, kardashians, stars.
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Doris Anderson
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Thank so much that today's lineup of stories has not one "Ooops," about entertainers deliberately exposing their bodies for some pathetic effort to stay relevant.
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Gere
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If you had never heard of AOL and just read the daily headlines, you'd think gossip and rumor was you main business direction. I was AOL before HUFFPO took over and it seems to be getting worse every year.
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Doris Anderson
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Will you knock off the childish body peeks on entertainers? We are half heterosexual women out here, and that content is not of interest to most of us. Show-all clothing sexualizes women and makes them laughing stocks. Entertainers who push the envelop with their pathetic almost nude attempts at attention set a hideous example for young women about what their value is. Again, surely your talented editors can find more enobling stories. Entertainers' bodies being exposed is BORING and gravitates to the likes of those who bore little holes in walls so they can watch someone in the bathroom.
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Anonymous
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STOP all articles that exhibit PRACTICALLY NAKED women......like the article yesterday showing many women in "naked dresses". I will have my family SWITCH FROM AOL...to a different news source, if this keeps up. Thank you kindly , for your consideration. Please realize that there are many conservative decent folk out here who just want to get the latest news, and not soft **** to go with it.
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Terri
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i AGREE! Only post articles that you can show your reliable source!
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BETH GORR
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stick to news