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And now for something completely different, let’s talk about a critical issue that’s dividing Americans. Are you team self-checkout or …
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For about 12 years, I was a Medicaid recipient in the state of Iowa. The program was a godsend; I …
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Sexton was dispatched by Luke Skywalker faster than some stormtrooper who can’t shoot straight.
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“It wasn’t until June 1924 that the U.S. declared Native people citizens,” Val Uken tells me. “It’s an open sore.“ …
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