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Why People Print Newspapers For Generations
Opinion: Long live printed newspapers. Digital won't work for these readers. There's no one left to turn to? As someone who spent nearly two decades in print media, I have a lot of love...

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The Trans Woman Who Murdered Her Ex-Partner
Transgender activist and former teacher found guilty of triple murder in Mexico By Mark Townsend 21 April 2015 The ruling by state court judges in Mexico City yesterday resulted in the conviction of Maria...

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California must end its aggressive emissions reduction programs by 2020
California set a record for greenhouse gas reductions in 2020, but it means nothing if politicians go along with the new rules. The goal: To end the state’s most aggressive emission reduction programs by...

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Pelosi’s “Diversity” hiring policy is a big part of the Pelosi attack
Column: 'It's getting worse.' The sad part of the Pelosi attack is it doesn't surprise us – she's been a big proponent of this type of “diversity” hiring policy for years. The sad part...

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The First Concert I Have Been Presented With
How Micaela Taylor turned pandemic stillness into a creative explosion at the Wallis Annenberg Center. By Micaela Taylor This past Sunday, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts (WACPA) invited us to the...

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The US Open: The Women’s Press Conference
Novak Djokovic withdraws from the US Open. He is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and not allowed to receive a visa and enter the country without approval from the Chinese authorities. Is this the end of...

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The driver was arrested and charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene
Driver is released after arrest in deputy recruit crash that sheriff called 'deliberate act' Driver will not face felony charges Driver was driving under the influence Driver hit and killed three men during his...

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The Portrait of Giovanni da Ponte
In Venice, a Young Boatman Steers a Course of His Own This portrait of a young Venetian fisherman named Giovanni da Ponte was painted by his friend and mentor Antonio Vivarini in the third...

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Venezuelan landslide kills 39 people and leaves 150 people missing
Venezuela landslide kills at least 39 people, over 50 missing in country's largest landslide so far Authorities estimate the avalanche has killed at least 39 people and have registered 150 people missing in the...

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“She Said” is a new genre for women’s-rights films
Review: Women's voices and the facts power no-nonsense journalistic drama 'She Said' No-nonsense journalist Grace Dent’s sharp-tongued “She Said” at least has the virtue of being free of the sort of liberal bias that...