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Carr and the Saints essentially agreed to undo the contract restructure they used ... Once Carr's retirement is processed, they'll be in the red by just about $12.7 million. That's it. Well, almost.

even from sensitive locations like schools that were once considered off limits,” Weingarten said. “Immigration reform can’t be used as an excuse to rip teachers out of classrooms, where they are so ...

There used to be a train that would take people out there. A beach and a big 'salt palace' for concerts and events. My grandparents met because their parents were both vendors on the salt beach.

When money is easy to counterfeit or reproduce, it loses its value. That’s why governments once used gold—because it was scarce, costly to forge, and verifiable. In modern times, to protect ...