Daniel Ladden-Hall is a news correspondent for The Daily Beast. With a focus on delivering breaking news and in-depth reporting, Daniel covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, entertainment, and international affairs. His articles provide a comprehensive and unbiased perspective on current events, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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By: Dan Ladden-Hall, Dan Hall
Jerry Savage appeared to have tried to save his wife in his final moments, their grandson said.
By: Dan Hall, Dan Ladden-Hall
‘DESPICABLE' “Right now, we need to focus on defeating Donald Trump.”
The former first lady has chosen to go public with her views—and says she confronted her husband—right before the election.
She claimed JD Vance, however, was “a vision.”
By: Dan Hall, Dan Ladden-Hall
Jabrill Peppers was arrested at a home in a Boston suburb after a fight and an alleged victim was treated at the scene.
By: Dan Ladden-Hall, Dan Hall
‘THIS IS IT' “Something weird happened.” Hoda Kotb says she made her bombshell decision to leave the Today show during her birthday party in August.
A spokesperson variously called the reporter “slow, lethargic, incompetent and overall a boring person with no personality.”
The former president rejected the network’s invitation insisting “THERE IS NOTHING TO DEBATE.”
By: Dan Ladden-Hall
He even told a reporter the whole ordeal hadn’t been as bad as he’d thought it might be.
The potentially blasphemous books could fetch around $7 million in sales.
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