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Nov 5, 2015
News 13 - The upcoming climate summit in Paris is just the latest chapter in the surprisingly long history of grappling with global warming, a history that began with the discovery of the greenhouse effect in the 19th century before the telephone, the radio or Al Gore. And the first government warning that the world was warming came exactly a half century ago.
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Nov 5, 2015
New York Post - When Amy and her husband celebrated 20 years of wedded bliss this past May, the 44-year-old Jersey City, NJ, advertising exec took to Facebook to celebrate the milestone. She posted a gushy message about her spouse — including details about how he was so drunk the night of the wedding, he passed out in his tux — alongside one of her favorite photos of him, unshowered and unshaven.
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Nov 4, 2015
Daily Caller - The eleventh-hour budget deal negotiated by Congress and the White House late last month may have ended the specter of a new government shutdown to the benefit and relief of the political establishment, but it didn’t resolve America’s debt crisis. It only delays the day of reckoning and, in the long run, will make matters worse, as the current $18.1 trillion debt ceiling is increased still again.
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Nov 4, 2015
Rocket News - Larger, more threatening wildfires are occurring at greater rates as Texas faces lingering drought, consistent development — driven by millions of new residents and the spread of outlying suburbs — and changes in how the state’s land is used.
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