What Losing Cities Learned From Competing for Amazon’s HQ2
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Dick Leitsch, Whose ‘Sip-In’ Was a Gay Rights Milestone, Dies at 83
In 1966, he led an act of civil disobedience in Manhattan that paved the way for the legalization of openly gay bars in New York State.
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Trumps to skip Kennedy Center Honors for 2nd straight year
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Robert De Niro Rips 'Jerkoff' Trump: 'Down with This Motherf**ker'
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Retired Firefighter Sentenced For Shooting At Black Teen Who Sought Directions
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Amazon picks New York City, Washington D.C. area for new offices
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21 Pictures That Prove Libraries Are The Last Magical Places On Earth
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Melania Trump calls for deputy national security adviser to be fired
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House Republicans are trying to block a vote on the Yemen War
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'Game of Thrones' director says Season 8 twists will rival the Red Wedding
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Cancer can't hold back The Alarm
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NFL moves Chiefs-Rams game to L.A. amid field concerns in Mexico City
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Ocasio-Cortez joins climate change protesters outside Pelosi’s office during first day on Capitol Hill
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Liam Hemsworth Shared A Heartbreaking Of House He Shared With Miley
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4 arrested in connection with 2016 murders of 8 family members: Ohio attorney general
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W. Virginia Passes Constitutional Amendment That Will Save Babies from Abortion
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Pike County: Wagner family arrested in the Rhoden family massacre
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