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A duct tape prom in Sioux Falls

Brenten Bartels and Troian Loken are four months into their work on their prom outfits. So far, they've used 125 rolls of duct tape.
by Bob Collins

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Did a prayer for the poor cost the House chaplain his job?

Did a prayer for the poor cost the House chaplain his job?

Did a prayer for the poor get a Jesuit priest run out of the U.S. Capitol? The chaplain of the House of Representatives, Rev. Patrick Conroy, was forced to resign by Speaker Paul Ryan, NBC reports. Ryan isn’t talking, but GOP and Democratic representatives think it has something to do with this prayer, offered as…
by Bob Collins

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What it’s like to be a woman in TV

What it’s like to be a woman in TV

Many people in the media get a fair amount of feedback from the audience that's fair game. Women in media, particularly women in TV news, are treated horribly by -- wait for it -- men. What are you thinking, fellas?
by Bob Collins

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MN Supreme Court to decide if domestic violence agency is shielded from defamation claim from an ex-husband

The Minnesota Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether a Central Minnesota domestic violence support organization, which allowed a woman at a fundraiser to give a speech about her alleged domestic abuse, can be sued for defamation. The organization -- Someplace Safe -- also printed details in a newsletter.
by Bob Collins

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