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UAW and GM not protecting long-term temporary workers
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D.C. United to play Richmond Kickers in U.S. Open Cup
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It is a wonderful time to head to Lake County CA for wine (Part 2)
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Arizona Sheriff Arpaio uses taxpayers' money to send birther investigators to Hawaii
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It's just poop: Potty talk and potty training
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Be crystal for God
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Anarchists fail in Chicago but succeed in suburb during NATO 2012
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Neet’s Sweets: Human trafficking survivor and Entrepreneur bakes to make a difference
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Foster care listening tour in Florida with Congressional members
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The charitable case against selflessness
The Prudent Man
Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was formerly the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
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Ugly bear spoils Facebook's Wall Street party
But Mark Zuckerberg still manages to get hitched the day after. Published 4:50 p.m. May 20, 2012 - Comments
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Want in on Facebook's IPO? Fuhgeddaboudit!
If you're not in the 1%, odds are you're not getting any. Here's why. UPDATE. Published 2:50 p.m. May 17, 2012 - Comments
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Newt Gingrich terminates debt-plagued campaign
Quixotic former House Speaker said set to endorse Mitt Romney. Published 2:16 p.m. April 25, 2012 - Comments
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Earth Day 2012: If we wanted America to fail
New video tells it like it really is. Published 12:11 a.m. April 23, 2012 - Comments
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Stock market or video game? HFTs going BATS
New alternative exchange IPO flash crashes, taking Apple down with it. Published 6:27 p.m. March 24, 2012 - Comments
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Fluke Limbaugh fallout: Carbonite now Kryptonite for investors
Advertiser's grandstanding fails to pay dividends. Published 8:59 p.m. March 13, 2012 - Comments
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U.S. Silica: A local shale oil and gas play
What the frack? Area company supplies key 'chemical' for drilling. Sand. Published 5:58 p.m. March 2, 2012 - Comments
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Andrew Breitbart dead at 43
Muckraking conservative journalist, TV personality, helped bring down ACORN, Anthony Weiner. Published 3:17 p.m. March 1, 2012 - Comments
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Conservative journalist, crusader Andrew Breitbart dead at 43
Unexpected death reportedly due to natural causes. Published 10:35 a.m. March 1, 2012 - Comments
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New Devil's Dictionary: 'Partisan' vs. 'nonpartisan'
As always in politics, it depends. Published 8:31 a.m. January 17, 2012 - Comments
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Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
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Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
