How to Block Kardashian stories on Google News - First: Make sure You are Not Accidentally "Following" the Kardashians! and Chrome Offers a Kardashian Filter APP!

Go to Google News: 

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Click on FOLLOWING...

If you Find Any Kardashians... Click on the Three Little Dots and Remove from Library!

That solved my troubles... I Had Accidentally "Followed" Them! OOPS!

In the Chrome web store There is a Kardashian Filter! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kardashian-filter/kbnhlagadnlfihhgjkmcaffjadkadoap

Overview:

Block any words which annoy you, including the Kardashians

Kim Kardashian visits White House for Prison Sentence Reform Meeting with Ivanka and Jared. The Three Strikes Law Has Proved to Be Insane...

The Failed War on Drugs has filled our jails with non-violent drug offenders. Mostly Black and Brown Men. A VAST WASTE of Taxpayer Dollars...

We ought to Legalize Marijuana Nationwide and Release all the Cannabis Prisoners...

If we simply released them we could save a fortune currently wasted on incarceration costs. That money is often spent pointlessly because when the prisoners get out, they instantly start smoking pot and dealing again... There is no remorse or change in behavior so the entire justification for the insane Three Strikes Laws Fails... Yet We the Taxpayers PAY AND PAY AND PAY.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2018/09/05/kim-kardashian-visits-white-house-prison-reform-meeting/1201179002/ Kim Kardashian arrived Wednesday for a meeting on prison reform.

The reality television star had also planned to lobby President Donald Trump about a pardon or clemency for a Tennessee man serving a lifetime prison sentence on drug charges.

The administration hosted "a listening session about the clemency process," Trump spokesman Hogan Gidley said, with the discussion "mainly focused on ways to improve that process to ensure deserving cases receive a fair review."

After her meetings, Kardashian tweeted that "it's time for REAL systemic change" in way prisoners are sentenced and treated.