Police Unions Wield Massive Power in American Politics — For Now
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Politics Features
A brief history of how police unions became kingmakers in urban politics, and how a movement hopes to roll that power back
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The Mysterious Heir of Extreme Travel
Posted in: Culture FeaturesWilliam Baekeland seemed like a polished young explorer. But when trips he planned began falling apart, others started to wonder – was it all a con?
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U.S. Open Women’s Semi-Finals Preview: Venus Williams Leads the Pack
Posted in: SportsFor the first time in 36 years, four Americans will compete in women's semifinals at the U.S. Open and each have their own journey to getting there
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Lamar Odom on 2011 Lakers Trade: ‘It Ended My Career and Purpose’
Posted in: SportsFormer athlete was traded in 2011 from L.A., and he's apparently still upset about the move
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New York Giants’ Odell Beckham Jr.: What We Know About Ankle Injury
Posted in: SportsWide receiver suffered sprained ankle during Monday night's loss against Cleveland Browns
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Phillies Unnerved by Possible Brain Cancer Pattern After Darren Daulton Death
Posted in: SportsAt least three former Philadelphia Phillies players who competed on same artificial turf died in similar circumstances
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As MMA Grows in Popularity, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Looks for Profit
Posted in: SportsWhile MMA has become a spectator sport that produces blockbuster pay-per-view events and huge stars, BJJ has remained humble
