Breaking Bad's finale is widely regarded among the masses for being one of the greatest endings in television history, thanks largely to the death of Walter White.

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After the ending of “Breaking Bad,” creator Vince Gilligan felt that Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) story wasn’t over yet.

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“Fixed it for you, New York Times,” the White House X account shared. “Oh, and by the way, Chris Van Hollen — he’s NOT coming back.” Their changes to the paper’s piece titled ...

A police force in England says it delays opening a job scheme to white British candidates, not ban them, contrary to online claims. Social media users said, opens new tab West Yorkshire Police ...

The Supreme Court later ruled that the Trump administration must “facilitate” his return, but the White House has argued it is not its duty to “effectuate” his return. Leavitt’s ...