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Residents of Sun Valley Place drove 17 golf carts, decked out in patriotic regalia, early Tuesday afternoon.

Midnight Notes text on how capital's plans to control the proletariat in India through the green revolution has created "strange loops" and "short circuits" that have made it even more difficult to control.

Up because i lived in levittown which was the first suburb in a lot of ways built for post world war ii veterans built houses using the gi bill, drank beer swam in inground pools played whiffle ball but it was there i learned to love this country. there was something baked into the cake that there was a swag to be part of this thing that was bigger than you. life wasnt about the graham or your feed, there were moments that was about the whole thing and thats what i love about the fourth of july,...

A dispatch from the economic frontline

What credibility is she going to have at Beijing when fiscal and monetary policy in America are in disarray?

Israel May Succeed in Bringing About a Sort of Limited Calm in the West Bank, but the Images From Jenin Will Be More Fertile Ground to Raise Another Generation That Sees No Future

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George M. Cohan, the son of Irish immigrants – often described as the man who owned Broadway – dominated American theater from 1901 until 1940.

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Allen Reeves played a 1974 song by Johnny Cash during Elloree’s annual Independence Day celebration on Sunday, July 2.

Fourth fun in Bayview