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Extra Extra: There's Still One Last Senate Race Happening
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Extra Extra: There's Still One Last Senate Race Happening


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Published Nov 26, 2016

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  • That Ivanka Trump quote about macing her dad turned out to be bullshit.
  • Police stopped a man from getting in to Trump Tower after he told them the President-elect called him.
  • Remembering that time Fidel Castro visited the U.N. and called John F. Kennedy "an illiterate and ignorant millionaire."
  • Hey don't forget, there's still a Senate race happening in Louisiana.
  • Everyone shopping online wanted Legos and iPads.
  • Calling foul on the Washington Post story about Russian propaganda and the anonymity-tinged group that can allegedly identify it.
  • Another day, another bunch of swastikas show up at a school, this time in Massachusetts.
  • Data shows the city keeps relying on commercial hotels to act as homeless shelters, even after a promise to cut down on the practice.
  • Want to understand the insanity of modern politics? Spend some time going to zoning board meetings.
  • And finally, happy 11th anniversary to the Rangers' crazy 15-round shootout victory over the Capitals:

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