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A Welcome Respite from Politics and Wars on Creative Arts Three Day Weekend
By: Buzz of the Orient
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2026 ~ The CREATIVE ARTS GROUP ON THE NEWSTALKERS
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2 years ago
“I cannot understand why my arm is not a lilac tree.” ( Leonard Cohen)
Hamas victims sue pro-Palestinian campus organizations for helping terrorists
Via: GregTx
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Today's America
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2 years ago
Poll of Election Officials Finds Concerns About Safety, Political Interference | Brennan Center for Justice
Via: Gsquared
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The Reality Show
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2 years ago
Could Nikki Haley be Trump's running mate? Don't rule it out
Via: Nerm_L
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News Viners
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2 years ago
Does the outcome of the 2024 Presidential election hinge upon who Donald Trump picks for Vice President? Will the Republican Party allow Donald Trump the choice? Let's face it, the electorate...
Biden's worst-case economic scenario is unfolding at the worst possible time
Via: Nerm_L
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News Viners
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2 years ago
Biden's Build Back Better was an alliterative flop. Bidenomics became just another iteration of 'Let's Go, Brandon!' Ordinary people on Main Street have heard these promises before. And they can...
$124K raised for UNC frat brothers who saved American flag from anti-Israel mob
Via: Jeremy Retired in NC
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Today's America
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2 years ago
Biden has made 148 mistakes in public remarks so far this year: report
Via: Just Jim NC TttH
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We the People
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2 years ago
Sen. Whitehouse: Climate change could crash the financial system
Via: Nerm_L
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News Viners
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2 years ago
Right on cue. There's talk of more stringent 'Basel III' regulation of bank financing for climate mitigation projects and a Democrat threatens to drown the puppies. Sen. Whitehouse likes to cite...
'Basel III' bank rules could pose unexpected threat to Biden's green energy plans
Via: Nerm_L
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News Viners
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2 years ago
First I've heard of this. But the news isn't surprising. Banks have been subsidized and bailed out by taxpayers since Bill Clinton approved the repeal of Glass-Steagall. (That's supposedly one...
