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Abolishing the Mount Rushmore state would be one way to prevent the rich from hiding trillions there.

From 'Sleepless' to lesser known flicks: 134 movies where Seattle is the co-star Sign In SEATTLEPI STAFF FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 American singer, actor Elvis Presley and Philippine actress Vicky Tiu on the set of "It Happened at the World's Fair" directed by Norman Taurog. (Photo by Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images)Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of3 From “Tugboat Anne” to “Say Anything” to “Fifty Shades Darker,” Seattle’s streets, shores and houses have featured in plenty of films. And not all of them starred either Jeff Bridges or Mark Dup...

(SOUNDBITE OF AD) (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) MINOW: ...And most of all, boredom. CORNISH: It was becoming clear that the public wasn't getting the benefit from the airwaves that it owned. And so in 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson formalized an alternative. It was called the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) LYNDON B JOHNSON (36TH US PRES): ...The Corporation of Public Broadcasting (ph). This corporation will assist stations and producers who aim for the best. We in America have an appetite for excellence, too. And while we work every day to produc...

POLITICO Playbook PM: Team Biden gang-tackles Summers Presented by Facebook President Joe Biden is holding firm to the belief that he needs to go big on Covid relief. | Stefani Reynolds-Pool/Getty Images The LARRY SUMMERS op-ed about the Biden stimulus bill that we flagged this morning has set the left wonkosphere on fire. Summers is warning that $1.9 trillion in new spending would amount to three times what is needed to fill in the hole in the economy, and could lead to an overheated economy and financial instability before next year’s midterms. And, more important to progressives, make i...

Sign up for our new business newsletter We're starting a weekly newsletter about the business stories that are shaping Charleston and South Carolina. Get ahead with us - it's free. Email Sign Up! The penny-pinching grocer is known for requiring customers to insert a quarter to retrieve a shopping cart and then allowing them to get the quarter back when the cart is returned to its portal. Also, it does not provide shopping bags. It offers a variety of standard products, mostly under its own label, as well as fresh produce. Aldi opened its fourth location in the Charleston region in August in t...