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Bloomington-Normal has a tie to famed actor John Wayne and legendary film maker John Ford — hardware store clerk turned noted author Harold Sinclair. The literary giant had a humble life. “Harold Sinclair was a singular talent in the mid-century, a wounded soul in many ways, but he had keen insights into the human condition,” said McLean County Museum of History librarian Bill Kemp.

It looks like we'll be getting a new social media platform sometime soon. I'm sure you've heard all the rumors and speculation over the past year or so about Donald Trump creating his own social media platform. Well, it's true and it'll be launching early next year. As you can imagine it's causing quite a bit of controversy.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, TSO heads to AT&T Center for two shows Friday.

‘Their needs are met by the government and they get free stuff already’ and ‘they speak English and already relate to us’ have long served as stubborn stereotypical barriers. Now Procter & Gamble and others have finally begun to recognize America’s indigenous people, as we find out as part of The Drum’s Marketing and the Marginalized Deep Dive.

The TimesOC newsletter brings you the latest on Orange County from Orange County.

I found out from Preston Nichols that there had been a UFO crash that same night at the nearby park to the east, of course covered up by a national Lab. I went there and saw the downed trees for myself.

We do so many things on farms and ranches that could end badly. And we do them as a matter of course, without thinking overly much about what could happen if things went wrong.

We do so many things on farms and ranches that could end badly. And we do them as a matter of course, without thinking overly much about what could happen if things went wrong.

We do so many things on farms and ranches that could end badly. And we do them as a matter of course, without thinking overly much about what could happen if things went wrong.

We do so many things on farms and ranches that could end badly. And we do them as a matter of course, without thinking overly much about what could happen if things went wrong.