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Following is the text of an address given by Tony Pecinovsky, vice president of International Publishers, at the 89th Biennial Convention of the Masters, Mates, and Pilots union on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2022.

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Here are some incredible behind-the-scenes facts from the making of There Will Be Blood.

Cheese, curry, beer: We can thank our ancestors who put food scraps to creative use. What we’re leaving our children is garbage.

The story of early 20th century poet Nora May French sheds light on where we are today.

The Windy City Smokeout, Northalsted Market Days, Out of Space and Festa Italiana are among the cool things to see and do in the week ahead.

Carmel, California's Early 20th Century History Speaks to Post-Roe America.

Over the last few months, we've been covering a ridiculous situation in which Republicans are trying to force their spam into your inboxes. It began with a study that some Republicans misread (or deliberately misinterpreted) to claim that Google was "censoring" their political mailings. That study showed that for an untrained, brand new mailbox, Google…

Auroras Copley Theatre revives the coming-of-age/coming-out musical "Fun Home." In Chicago, TimeLine Theatre gears up for the upcoming election season with the new screwball comedy "Campaigns Inc." by ensemble member Will Allan.

Proposed law would allow meat handled by state-approved slaughterhouses to be sold and increase supply.