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I asked my daughter the other day if her nine-year-old son has been getting into ferocious fistfights over girls, insulting people of German heritage or…

I asked my daughter the other day if her nine-year-old son has been getting into ferocious fistfights over girls, insulting people of German heritage or…

I asked my daughter the other day if her nine-year-old son has been getting into ferocious fistfights over girls, insulting people of German heritage or…

I asked my daughter the other day if her nine-year-old son has been getting into ferocious fistfights over girls, insulting people of German heritage or…

* The struggling democracy with nukes still can't pull it together enough to even talk about a new voting rights bill. [ABC News] * Montana's AG wants abortion law in place that may violate the state's constitution. See what you've started, Texas? [U.S. News] * NYPD police union threatens to sue if officers are required to get vaccinated. Can Pfizer just come up with a donut version of the vaccine? I feel like that could do the trick. [Fox News] * Lawsuit claims that Oklahoma...

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Dozens of Stephen King's short stories and novels have been adapted into film and television, and it seems every one has its own love affair with the rest

Introduced in 1968, the Plymouth Road Runner arrived a bit late to the midsize muscle car party. But it opened the door with a bang, tearing it down with the roar of the 426-cubic-inch Hemi and 440-cubic-inch (7.0- and 7.2-liter) V8 engines.

Seeing cars coming out of barns after a long time is as exciting as barn finds get. But seeing an old muscle car that's been sitting for almost 20 decades hit the drag strip and survive the experience is even better. Here's a 1968 Plymouth Satellite doing just that.

Farce has been defined as the art of creating characters who under no circumstances should be in the same room with one another - and putting them in the same room as soon as possible. There is not yet a definition, however, for a movie like "Key Exchange," which creates characters who should be in the same room with one another and then separates them with dreary and predictable artifice. The movie comes dangerously close to exhibiting an Idiot Plot, defined as a plot that would be ov...