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Greetings from Tyler, There are so many crises brewing we hardly know where to start. We have an embarrassment acting as president. He desecrated the world’s view of America with the Afghan withdrawal, with details painful enough to make you mad. Now they’re telling us that the “conservative” commentators who we think are on…
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Prince Rahim Al-Hussaini appointed new Aga Khan
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Elected officials are warning Madison Square Garden Entertainment to stop using “terrifying” facial recognition software to boot rival attorneys from venues like Radio City Music Hall – or risk losing valuable public support critical to its bottom line. Several local pols suggested the company’s continued use of the controversial tech could jeopardize it’s public support…
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They could bring down prices on products like coffee, bananas and beef. The White House on Thursday during a background call with reporters announced framework deals with Argentina, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Ecuador that it hopes will bring down the costs of certain groceries. These deals come after President Donald Trump and some of his top…


