Kansas City Playlist: Songs For The Darkness
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A bit of hope for our late night readers . . . Today is the solstice and
the darkest day of the year which means that tomorrow there will be just a
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C&L's Late Nite Music Club: Journey 'Don't Stop Believing' - With so much new music being put out and new stars created each year, it's ironic that one of the most played songs on Spotify in 2024 was Journey' "Don'...
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Trump Gets Trumped in Our Musky End-of-Year Roundtable: 'BradCast' 12/19/2024 - Today, on our last new BradCast of 2024: It's beginning to look a lot like failure, everywhere you look in D.C. It's already getting pathetic before either...
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Listen to This: The Race To Ban Abortion - A new episode of The Josh Marshall Podcast is live! This week, Kate and guest host Nicole Lafond discuss the...
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To curb violence, more officers are needed - If you’re the leader of a police department in a city that’s ranked the fifth-most violent in the nation, where would your budget discussion start? It’s bu...
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Oh, Is That So? - Donald Trump's (Jewish Kapo) son-in-law owns a newspaper. In his newspaper, he published an op-ed by Austin Bay, the best reason parents have to not send t...
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Breaking Down Barriers in Sexual and Reproductive Health Reporting in Africa - *This is a guest post by Humphrey Nabimanya, founder of Reach a Hand Uganda. * [image: 2016-04-15-1460736651-1435623-huffpo1.jpg]*Journalists and bloggers...
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Fired Up! Archives - From 2005-2012, Fired Up! Missouri shined a light on principled, hard-working, fair-minded public servants -- and turned up the heat on mean-spirited, se...
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Blog roll failure - As you may have figured out I've been up to other things & blogging has taken a back burner. The blogroll thingy isn't working. I just removed a bunch that...
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Justus Journal -- January 28, 2011 - Things are back in full swing in Jefferson City this week. Several committees met for the first time and the Senate chamber saw some substantive debate. ...
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More than 100,000 people march in Phoenix for Human Rights - More than 100,000 people marched in Phoenix, Arizona on May 29th for human rights and to stop laws like SB1070 and HB2281. Media reports been sending out i...
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Blog CCP - Resting Up for Election Season! - Blog CCP performed a valuable service during the past election season, and was a widely-read instrument for getting out the word on the views of the CCP. U...
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