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Get pregnant by a World Cup player, get a lifetime supply of Whoppers
In Russia, nothing sells burgers like a promotion offering free Whoppers to women who agree to get impregnated by soccer players in the World Cup. Burger King has now apologized for the promotion.
The New York Times is under fire in some quarters for spiking an on-the-record audio interview with Stephen Miller, President's Trump's senior policy adviser.
Kingsport, Tennessee's athletic director wins the competition for understatement this week with this observation after a brawl broke out between parents watching their girls play softball.
The Iron Range is much like America itself. No matter what is shown on TV that's happening between families seeking refuge in the United States, if the times are good in the wallet, politicians and voters can shake just about anything else off.
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Nation’s only air race for women makes stop in Minnesota
Over 100 women pilots will prove today they haven't forgotten their routes or their roots. They're taking off at 8 a.m. in Sweetwater, Texas, in the 2018 Air Race classic. By nightfall, perhaps, they'll make Faribault, Minn., enroute to the finish line in Fryeburg, Maine.
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Rochester man proves T-shirts are not trivial
Today marks the 365th consecutive day that John Sievers has worn a different T-shirt, capping his year-long effort to draw attention to his community.
What's the opposite of Ronald Reagan's famous "Morning in America" campaign ad which proved that with some slick marketing, you can put lipstick on a pig? Minnesota U.S. Senate candidate Richard Painter's first campaign ad, which he released on Sunday.
High school commencement speeches can be forgettable things. Not so this year in Plano, Texas, where Sef Scott did the honors.k