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And then they came for my cigarettes…
Westminster, Massachusetts, a little rural town deep in the heart of the ancestral homeland of NewsCut, became a national battleground in smokers' 'rights' this week when it was poised to become the first community in the country to ban the sale of tobacco products.
The misogyny in Mission Control
The big news in science today is that a guy smart enough to help land a spaceship on a comet was dumb enough to wear this shirt to talk about it.
The newspaperman who helped save Rushford
Myron J. Schober, 78, has died. Schober was an old-school newspaperman and says the most important words 'I ever did' were these.
30 years to believe a woman’s rape allegation? Why?
Today's must-read comes from the Washington Post where a woman who says she was raped -- twice -- by Bill Cosby asks important questions that she's had for 30 years: Why didn't anyone believe her?
Add the Star Tribune editorial to the list of journalists who find no redeeming quality in Jay Kolls' sloppy expose of Mayor Betsy Hodges door-knocking campaign in which she was alleged to have flashed gang signs.
A vet’s final salute
Justus Belfield, 98, of upstate New York, had his moments of fame this week when this picture of him saluting in uniform from his nursing home bed raced around social media.
John Doar: The ‘one of us’ who changed America
John Doar was "one of us" in the classic way we proudly claim ownership of legends. But his contributions to the world were often overlooked, especially here, for some odd reason.
The power of the incumbent Congress: So what?
Politifact is making a big deal today out of finding out this meme on social media is actually true.
American sailors attacked by mob in Turkey
This is the video that's going to inflame Americans.
Today's attempt to land a space probe on a comet tests whether space exploration is still capable to inspiring people on terra firma.