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Why Is the Truth About 9/11 and Saudi Arabia Still Locked Away?
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (348+ words) South Florida Reporter Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the search for truth is far from over. Thousands of victims’ families are still fighting for justice. At the center of this battle sits the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi officials…...
Nearly Everyone Agrees: Most Americans Now Believe Government Corruption Runs Rampant
1+ week, 3+ day ago (438+ words) South Florida Reporter Finding common ground in American politics often feels completely impossible today. Yet a startling new survey reveals one overwhelming point of agreement. A record eighty-nine percent of Americans now view government corruption as widespread. The latest Gallup…...
Is It Time to Say Goodbye to the Five-Cent Nickel?
2+ week, 2+ day ago (351+ words) Is it finally time to retire the nickel for good? The main culprit behind the soaring cost is raw metal. Nickels are actually made of 75 percent copper and 25 percent nickel. Global demand for both... Take a look inside your wallet…...
The Word “Fajita” First Appeared In The Oxford English Dictionary In 1971
3+ week, 5+ day ago (401+ words) South Florida Reporter On August 18, we recognize a dish sizzling with savory Tex-Mex flavor. Itâs National Fajita Day! - 1779 â General George Washington and his American Revolution soldiers more than likely ate Fajitas from Texas cattle. The first cattle drives…...