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>> just... >> reporter: oppo dogs begged two different. >> dexter shows us, why are you does because he is. >> proven sometimes getting knocked down is the only way to see how tall you stand. steve hartman, "on the road," in ouray, colorado. >> margaret: that is tonights "cbs evening news." we hope you will join us sunday for "face the nation" peer of our guests include 2024 republican hopeful chris christie. for norah odonnell, i am margaret brennan good night, >> judge judy: you havent been pa...

WYOMING, Michigan (WXMI) — As the pandemic was settling in, Joel Haugen was looking for a new business opportunity. He decided to trade his way from a standard no-frills paper clip, all the way up to an operational ice cream truck. (To be fair, the paper clip was shaped like a dog bone.) Regardless, what […]

During the pandemic, a West Michigan man traded his way up from a paper clip into a functional ice cream truck. Now, he is expanding his fleet and his ice cream operations

Not try my best to get you that shot. >> reporter: "on the road" on the road in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> norah: he found his guardian angel. well, that is tonights "cbs evening news." im norah odonnell. good night. and ve a great weekend. >> judge judy: you havent been paid for the truck. >> correct. >> announcer: this couple says it was a no-cash deal. >> we didnt buy it from her. >> judge judy: what did you give her in return? >> an antique table and a refrigerator. >> announcer: and theyr...

Changes for Swampscotts restaurant row in motion Leigh Blander / Special to The Swampscott Reporter Get ready to shake things up this summer. Changes are coming to Swampscott’s restaurant row on Humphrey Street. Two popular spots are closing, several new ones are opening, and one is expanding. Saying good-bye Thai Thani, at 408 Humphrey St., will serve its last Mai Tai this month, after being opened for 26 years. Owner Vannarat Boontong is retiring. Diners say they’ll especially miss longti...

Into who wrote that op-ed in the "new york times"? >> wolf, i have a new op-ed up on cnn talking about this. there is no crime. as she said earlier, in a democracy you do not sick the attorney general on your political adversaries and the media especially in the absence of a crime. so i think it is outrageous. frankly, it goes to the first amendment because this is a form of government retaliation against speech. >> tell us about the new book, "the last palace." >> when i was sent to prague, i l...