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Macalester grad's goofy and entertaining reign on 'Jeopardy' ends

Macalester grad's goofy and entertaining reign on 'Jeopardy' ends

The New York City bartender narrowly lost on Thursday's show after a 12-game winning streak that netted him a total $411,000, putting him in fifth place for all-time regular season winnings.
by The Associated Press

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APM Reports: 'Historically Black' series

APM Reports: 'Historically Black' series

Selections from the APM Reports/Washington Post podcast series, "Historically Black."

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As allegations mount, Weinstein's problems move beyond tattered reputation

As allegations mount, Weinstein's problems move beyond tattered reputation

The London Metropolitan Police told outlets including The Guardian that it had received a complaint against Weinstein on Wednesday, concerning "an alleged sexual assault in the London area in the 1980s."

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Twitter restores Rose McGowan's account after outcry

Twitter restores Rose McGowan's account after outcry

Twitter said it was because she tweeted a private phone number, a practice it said violated its service terms. The suspension caused an enormous backlash, with many criticizing Twitter for a move that would silence an alleged victim of sexual harassment by Harvey Weinstein.
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Electrifying 'Power' flips the gender script to unsettling effect

Electrifying 'Power' flips the gender script to unsettling effect

For most of recorded history, men have held power over women. Naomi Alderman's new novel imagines a world where women suddenly have power -- actual electrical power -- to oppress, hurt and kill men.
by Michael Schaub

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Prince tapes moved to California; 2 heirs angry

Prince tapes moved to California; 2 heirs angry

Prince's half-sisters say they are prepared to take legal action to bring the music back to Minnesota. The company running the estate, Comerica Bank & Trust, said the recordings are safe at a reputable storage company in Los Angeles.
by The Associated Press

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New St. Paul food truck hall wants you to do its promotion

New St. Paul food truck hall wants you to do its promotion

The Seventh Street Truck Park brought the food-truck experience indoors. The quirky eatery is on the leading edge of the industry's effort to turn customers into their marketers.
by Emma Sapong

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Chris Jackson and the book industry's attempts to diversify

Chris Jackson and the book industry's attempts to diversify

Chris Jackson is revitalizing One World, a division of Random House known for publishing black authors. To celebrate, it's releasing Ta-Nehisi Coates' new book, "We Were Eight Years in Power."
by Lynn Neary

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'The Apparitionists' raises the specters that haunted America

'The Apparitionists' raises the specters that haunted America

Peter Manseau skillfully weaves together spirituality, technology and the legacy of the Civil War to tell the story of a "spirit photographer" on trial for claiming he could take pictures of ghosts.
by Genevieve Valentine

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