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How to rebuild the GOP
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Yahoo to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, Fed 'taper' talk ongoing
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Should religious groups be targeted by IRS?
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North America wows viewers with beautiful video, narrative, and music
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Book review: Bad Boy, Good Boy
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Has Adam Kokesh been kidnapped by the Feds? Alex Jones tells all
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Boy Scouts to vote on change of policy banning gays
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Trafficking, Trauma & PTSD: Margaret Howard Answers Your Questions
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The ACO power grab and those who stand to profit from it
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Dancing With The Stars Finals Monday: Zendaya, Kellie, Jacoby, Aly
Alley-Oops Archive: November 2011
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The American Founding Fathers and the NBA lockout
Somewhere between the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and the disgusting 2011 NBA lockout, America’s powerful lost the ability to compromise. So did the sports industry. Published November 28 2011
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Around the NFL: Week 11
The New York Jets and Buffalo Bills both going down hard highlight a Week 11 that did the last of the work separating playoff pretenders from the contenders. Published November 21 2011
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Time to shine for Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte
A broken thumb in Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler leaves running back Matt Forte with his best chance to lock up a contract extension. Published November 21 2011
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The case of the NFL's missing Baltimore Ravens and a recap of Week 10
A lucrative week in the NFL includes Ravens fans wondering why their team can’t simply win when playing the league’s second-tier squads. Published November 16 2011
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Though undefeated (8-0), the Green Bay Packers are in trouble
Going 16-0 is the last thing that the Packers would want to do if they’re hoping to repeat their Super Bowl run of a year ago. Published November 11 2011
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College Football needs playoffs, not more BCS nonsense
The Bowl Championship Series is starting to border on legitimate, clinically diagnosable insanity. Published November 9 2011
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Extreme makeover: Washington Redskins edition
The Washington Redskins would be better off drafting an entire collegiate team than keeping the players that they already have. Published November 2 2011
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Should religious groups be targeted by IRS?
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Repeal Obamacare: Again?
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Boston bomber left ‘confession’ note in boat where he hid
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IRS targeted Tea Party, violating Constitution
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Should religious groups be targeted by IRS?
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Urban Game Changer
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Speaking Out
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