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How Muslim-Americans Helped Create Modern Jazz
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Remembering Stan Lee
“There is only One in the universe who is All-Powerful, and his only weapon is . . . Love.”
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Corrupt Gov’t Kept slashing Nat’l Museum, Now Brazilian History up in Smoke
Rio de Janeiro (AFP) – Brazilian officials on Monday blamed years of government cutbacks for an inferno that gutted the treasured National Museum, described by President Michel Temer as a “tragic” loss of knowledge and heritage. Even before the embers had begun to cool Monday, grief over the huge cultural loss gave way to anger […]
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