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JP Morgan Chase Reached an Agreement to Pay a Mighty Chunk of Change to Jeffrey Epstein's Victims

This despite Jamie Dimon's claims that he knew nothing about Epstein's Caligula-of-the-Caribbean lifestyle.

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the CIA-controlled mainstream media leave you like a shag on the rocks of porkydom….

After leaving The Washington Post in 1977, Carl Bernstein spent six months looking at the relationship of the CIA and the press during the Cold War years.

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Message from Corey Landstrom, Vice President and Dean for Student Life

January 2020 message from Corey Landstrom

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The Capital Letter: Biden's Vaccine Blunder


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President Joe Biden speaks as he tours a Pfizer manufacturing plant producing the coronavirus vaccine in Kalamazoo, Mich., February 19, 2021.
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The week of May 3: waiving the COVID-19 vaccines’ intellectual-property protections, disappointing jobs numbers, and much, much more.
Just in case its tax plans were not evidence enough that the Biden administration has little understanding of the value of incentives, its proposal that intellectual-property protections should be waived in the case of COVID-19 vaccines bolstered the message that no economically productive deed should go unpunished.
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The United States had been a major holdout at the World Trade Organization over a proposal to suspend some of the world economic body’s intellectual property protections, which could allow drugmakers across the globe access to the closely guarded trade secrets of how the viable vaccines have been made. But President Biden had come under increasing pressure to throw his support behind the proposal, drafted by India and South Africa and backed by many congressional Democrats.

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What Is a 'Sleep Divorce' and When Should You Consider One?


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When you actually stop to think about it, sharing a bed with another person — for the purpose of sleeping — is kind of a terrible idea. Sure, you may get used to sleeping next to a partner and feel more secure doing so, but in terms of sleep quality and disruptions, it’s hard to beat having your own bed.

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If Corporations Are 'People,' They Just Might Have An Opinion


If Corporations Are ‘People,’ They Just Might Have An Opinion
That Pepsi bottle on the counter looks so out of place. My husband has always been a Diet Coke man. It's a matter of principle, he tells me, even as he admits he prefers "The Real Thing." Coca-Cola's statement disapproving of Georgia's new voting restrictions was too little, too late, and that's that, he says. All of that puts the Atlanta-based soft drink giant in a bind, since even its belated critical stand was too much for backers of the bill, who are also banishing Coke from their own fridges, they say.

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