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Extra Extra: The Man Who Won't Strike Out


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Published May 28, 2017

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  • Man recants story about three masked men robbing him and calling him racial slurs.
  • Columbia University received two hoax bomb threats.
  • Unlike in the U.S., Brazilian white collar criminals are actually going to jail.
  • New York State’s farm worker laws are stuck in the 1930s, leaving migrant workers subject to massive exploitation
  • Joey Votto IS: The Man Who Won’t Strike Out.
  • Angela Merkel thinks the U.S. can’t be counted on as a global partner and that Europe has to look out for itself now.
  • The people who are hurt when the state decides only to help the “deserving” poor.
  • Cuomo’s “Genuis Competition” has got some problems, man.
  • A man walking on the Cross Bronx Expressway was struck by a tractor trailer driver and then several more drivers in a hit-and-run.
  • And finally, tonight all is silence in the world, as we take our stand, down in Jungleland:

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