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Helene remnants bring catastrophic flooding to southeastern U.S.; Ohio man's Halloween display cheers up woman on way to cancer treatments
Helene remnants bring catastrophic flooding to southeastern U.S.; Ohio man's Halloween display cheers up woman on way to cancer treatments
How should the U.S. go about crafting solutions to immigration that acknowledges the need to uphold our immigration laws while also trying to uphold the spirit of America that has always welcomed immigrants?
Harry Brook says return to form just a matter of time Just needed to click
The Board of Regents should be subject to the same level of scrutiny as other state-funded agencies.
“Saturday Night Live” is about to begin its 50th season. Jean Smart will host. The 73-year-old “Hacks” and “Designing Women” star who just won her sixth Emmy has never hosted the sketch comedy institution in her more than 40-year career. Jelly Roll will be the musical guest. Former cast member Maya Rudolph is reportedly returning to the show this season to play Vice President Kamala Harris, and if recent patterns are any indication, she could be in the premiere's cold open. The show will formally... Читать дальше...
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