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Look out, world! Here comes Willkie!
Look out, world! Here comes Willkie!
Last week's winners revealed.
The State Police are looking into the incident.
Aspiring rappers trying to emulate the success of N.W.A. end up having their rap lyrics used against them in criminal proceedings.
Aspiring rappers trying to emulate the success of N.W.A. end up having their rap lyrics used against them in criminal proceedings.
Employers could be dragged into labor negotiations.
A major project to reproduce study results from psychology journals found that more than half could not be replicated.
The New York Times thinks so.
English public health officials, unlike ours, recognize the harm-reducing potential of vaping.
The lengthy history of applying the one-drop rule to our chief executive
Stop bellyaching about Washington. All the country's best fascists are on your local city council.
Disappointment doesn't stop backers from offering new promises
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Manhattan's district attorney distances office from raid.
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Very few people are victims of workplace homicide-and the ones who are are mostly men.
Maybe, maybe not, but its immigration and economic policy are clearly to blame for much of its 25-year-long "Lost Decade."
This doesn't mean no one is harmed by the minimum wage, for a number of reasons.
The candidate's aggressive opposition to immigration is a big part of his appeal.
But Donald Trump continues to dominate the GOP field, with Ben Carson capturing second place.
Should taxpayers bailout bankrupt medallion owners?
Like border walls for Republicans, pathway-to-citizenship for Democrats is a recent emphasis
Not that anything would actually come of such beliefs.
Where are David Lisak's defenders?
"Stronger mental health screenings for prospective gun owners" would strip many harmless people of their Second Amendment rights.
According to the cops, a stack of pamphlets is an illegal "encumbrance."
The presence of ingredients such as pea protein and beta-carotene violates federal mayonnaise law.
Gov. Scott Walker's approach is merely 'Obamacare Lite.'
Forbidding paid sex just pushes it underground and makes it dangerous.
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