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LAXART receives a $1-million donation, its largest ever, for new Melrose Hill building and expansion of its campus library. JEDEDIAH HEARNE | The State Journal Published in The State Journal – The Capital on…
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Biden clings to final jobs report heading into Election Day NEWARK, N.J. — With polls closed Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden called President Barack Obama Friday morning to discuss his jobs numbers, and a…
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Democrats make desperate moves to stop GOP’s October surge in the polls – WaPo’s Paul Krugman Paul Krugman has an important piece in the New York Times on Wednesday. It deals with a story…
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Nicholas Goldberg: Karen Bass says she’ll protect Angelenos’ abortion rights. But can the mayor of L.A. really do that? This story was produced as part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s series called “The Politics…
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Augusta National and U.S.G.A. Drawn Into Justice Department Antitrust Inquiry LONDON (AP) — The Justice Department has appointed a U.S.G.A. official as special counsel to gather information on allegations of anticompetitive behaviour at Augusta…
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A single, devastating California fire season wiped out years of efforts to cut emissions and reverse global warming, and sparked deadly wildfires across the western states. At least 15,000 people were evacuated, and more…
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Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe’s idol, was Hollywood’s original blonde bombshell before tragic demise: book On November 1, 1938, at the age of 24, actress Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her California home of…
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Biden faces ‘unpredictable’ era with China’s empowered Xi Jinping The political landscape in the U.S. and China are set to change — dramatically — and it’s up to former Vice President Joe Biden to…
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Hints of Russians’ Return to International Sports Rekindle Debate Over Their Exclusion This is part of The Hill’s ongoing coverage of Russia’s sports world. This piece will be part of a weeklong series examining…
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Op-Ed: The Supreme Court could upend the internet. How? By making social media platforms like Facebook liable for its users who post hate speech. The internet is a fascinating, sprawling social network that keeps…
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