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The funny thing with this is you see right-wingers make this argument with genuine sincerity. 'Musk and Trump would never be corrupt, they have so much money!'
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My physique is top 0.1% for people who have the McDonald’s app on their phone.
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The K67 Kiosk, an iconic piece of modular urban architecture designed in 1966 by Slovenian architect Saša Mächtig and found all over former Yugoslavia and beyond.
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VIDEO | Mucca finisce in una piscina di un hotel benessere in Alto Adige #ANSA
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Which has better travel times for cars: Amsterdam or Atlanta? Remarkably, it's Amsterdam.
There's a critical lesson here: it's possible to design great places for walking, biking, and transit that are also better for drivers. We just published a report on how.
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The Tampa Bay Devil Rays are adding infielder Ben Zobrist to the roster today and is expected to make his MLB debut.
Zobrist is a switch hitter who is expected to be primarily a utility player that can provide solid defense and a high contact rate.
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Its mission was to use “government efficiency” as cover to fire a bunch of inspector generals and honest civil servants which enabled unprecedented corruption in federal contracts, payoffs to the Trump family, sell offs of public lands and resources etc
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Burchett is right: the most DC thing ever *is* a member of Congress blaming the city for something he and his colleagues did themselves.
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I unironically miss Headline News. You could turn on your hotel room TV anywhere in the world at the top of the hour and get caught up in minutes. No algo. No pundits.
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The quickest route along primary roadways to Washington D.C. from any point in the lower 48.
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NEW: Donald Trump is trying to force Congress to name things for him.
50 years ago, Congress unanimously tried to name a building for a different president. He vetoed it.
“I know of no Federal office buildings that have been named for a President while still in office,” Gerald Ford wrote. “This legislation might begin a precedent I believe it best not to establish.”
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Just a quick newsletter today on the sad state of the Washington Post. This chart tells the story.









































