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Archives for November 2016
The stakes are high for beverage-makers at a time when their sales are slumping.
“To Those Planning to Conduct Election Fraud: You Will Not Succeed.”
“We don’t call that a revolving door, we call it being a citizen,” Patil says on Recode Decode.
If you want to understand what Clinton can do for America, talk to a millennial math-and-science nerd from Arkansas who benefited from her visionary work.
If a new Associated Press report is right, Melania Trump herself was once an “illegal” immigrant.
Beyonce endorsed Clinton, performed “Formation” in a pantsuit, twirled on her haters.
A conversation with Beto O’Rourke, a US Congress member who represents El Paso, Texas.
This is the latest evidence of escalating police violence.
Doctor Strange has awe-inspiring visual effects in service of a ho-hum script.
Another study shows the link between alcohol and crime.
The reporting on this new male birth control is terrible.
The rollout of Uber’s redesigned app starts on Wednesday.
It would be more expensive than Obamacare, too.
A new study found a way to increase empathy for members of this troubled, growing community.
The pilot program with Maven, which looks a lot like Lyft’s partnership with Maven, will only be available in San Francisco for 90 days.
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