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Housing will never be a good investment again. Or maybe it will.

They’re still trying to figure out who’s won in Australia. (What is it with English-speaking democracies and minority governments, anyway?)

Are Howard Dean and Harry Reid Nazis?

Alligator infestation in Chicago.

Another round of BP spill hearings in Houston.

If we can make “marriage” into something it isn’t, we can certainly make it correct to pronounce “Nevada” incorrectly.

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