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Sound. It is spooky. Virtually all of the themes sanders announcement speech, his first one, in the end got donald trump elected president. The collapse of the middle class, the cost of health care and student loans. The pointlessness of perpetual war in the middle east. The distorting effects of the washington lobbyist and donors swamped. Dangerous of Corporate Power and the need for better jobs and higher wages for america, the generational disaster that is the trade policy. It is all there, e...

First one, in the end got. Donald trump elected president. The collapse of the middle class, the cost of health care and student loans. The pointlessness of perpetual war in the middle east. The distorting effects of the washington lobbyist and donors swamped. Dangers of Corporate Power and the need for better jobs and higher wages for america, the generational disaster that is the trade policy. It is all there, everything to build a wall. Sanders often described 1970s era socialist and that ist...

Family tragedy. The body of Saorise Kennedy hill returning to the Kennedy Hyannis port compound. The latest on the investigation into the 22yearolds sudden death. Plus, multiple new shark attacks. A man rushed to the hospital believed to have been bitten by diving. Then back to back attacks off the florida coast. As shark activity in one area shuts down several beaches. Good evening. We begin with the deadly chaos in el paso. The mass shooting at a walmart Shopping Center. Law enforcement offici...

When one thinks of Africa, the mind often wanders to its vast savannas, majestic wildlife, and rich cultural tapestry. Yet, beyond its renowned landscapes

The tiny beach community, one of the most affluent in South Africa, attracts a mixture of second-home owners and well-heeled families

Keep Myrtle Beach Beautiful is looking for volunteers to clean the beaches after the Fourth of July holiday.

Says Moraitis: “We’ve experienced a busy festive trading season on the Atlantic Seaboard with sales to the value of R200 million concluded during December