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"American Fiction" reframes what Black success means, especially for writers [493d]
Experts: Despite Giuliani's bankruptcy, defamed election workers "can collect every penny he has" [493d]
Violent Femmes' Brian Ritchie on his influences and going "beserk" watching Beatles on "Ed Sullivan" [493d]
These unique cookies, chockfull of nuts and dried fruit, are a perfect holiday treat [493d]
Trump lawyer threatens prosecutions of Colorado judges — as they're bombarded with violent threats [493d]
Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy after defamation ruling — cites up to $500 million in debt [493d]
"Fall from grace": Critics slam Meghan Markle's acting appearance in coffee ad [493d]
The quickest, easiest food gifts you can make this season [493d]
Julia Child's 5 best holiday dishes [493d]
Quaker recalls nearly 70 varieties of their granola products in all US states and territories [493d]
From "Community" to "Frog and Toad," Yvette Nicole Brown on the "self-care" of Christmas specials [493d]
New York lawmakers propose new legislation aimed at having Chick-Fil-A open seven days a week [493d]
Why more than 60 Indigenous nations oppose the Line 5 oil pipeline [493d]
Newly unearthed video shows Mike Johnson and his daughter attending "purity ball" in 2015 [493d]
Rudy Giuliani peddles shady supplements as judge raises concerns about his finances [494d]
Christmas in the “fear hole” [494d]
“Not a serious argument”: Legal experts call out Trump hypocrisy in “bulls**t” Supreme Court filing [494d]
Mike Johnson owes "the secretive networks that form the backbone of the American Right" big time [494d]
The Supreme Court should resist taking the easy way out [494d]
The Endangered Species Act is 50 years old — and without it humanity may go extinct, scholar says [494d]

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