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Christopher Plummer honored by ‘Sound of Music’ children: ‘So long, farewell Captain’

Christopher Plummer honored by ‘Sound of Music’ children: ‘So long, farewell Captain’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The legendary actor, who famously played Captain von Trapp in the 1965 musical “The Sound of Music,” passed away on Friday at age 91, his family confirmed.

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Joint Base Andrews intrusion: Man breaks into plane used by senior US leaders, officials say

Joint Base Andrews intrusion: Man breaks into plane used by senior US leaders, officials say

by Paul Best6 years agoWorld

A man snuck into Joint Base Andrews Thursday and boarded a C-40 plane in the 89th Airlift Wing, which houses Air Force One and a fleet of other planes…

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Dem Rep. Luria takes in $30G from corporate PACs after promising not to

Dem Rep. Luria takes in $30G from corporate PACs after promising not to

by 6 years agoUncategorized

After vowing to never accept funds from corporate Political Action Committees (PACs) during her 2018 campaign, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., reversed her stance and accepted over $30,000 to…

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Christopher Plummer remembered by ‘Sound of Music’ co-star Debbie Turner: ‘He was always in character’

Christopher Plummer remembered by ‘Sound of Music’ co-star Debbie Turner: ‘He was always in character’

by Stephanie Nolasco6 years agoWorld

Debbie Turner played Marta von Trapp in the beloved musical.

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Florida Democrats challenge ‘Stand Your Ground’ law again

Florida Democrats challenge ‘Stand Your Ground’ law again

by Michael Ruiz6 years agoWorld

Florida Democrats are trying once again to repeal the state’s “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, according to a new bill filed in the state Senate Thursday.

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Christopher Plummer honored by ‘Sound of Music’ children: ‘So long, farewell Captain’

Christopher Plummer honored by ‘Sound of Music’ children: ‘So long, farewell Captain’

by Stephanie Nolasco6 years agoWorld

The legendary actor, who famously played Captain von Trapp in the 1965 musical “The Sound of Music,” passed away on Friday at age 91, his family confirmed.

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Chicago Mayor Lightfoot and CPS walk away from union bargaining table with no deal in sight

Chicago Mayor Lightfoot and CPS walk away from union bargaining table with no deal in sight

by Michael Ruiz6 years agoWorld

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, a Democrat, and city public school officials walked away from the negotiating table once again Friday amid a standoff over plans to reopen the…

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Fauci: Children can go back to school ‘without necessarily having everyone vaccinated

Fauci: Children can go back to school ‘without necessarily having everyone vaccinated

by Charles Creitz6 years agoWorld

Children can return to in-person learning “without necessarily having everyone vaccinated, all the teachers or all the students,” White House Chief Medical Adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci told “Your World”…

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Gun control bill from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would create national firearm registry, require licensing

Gun control bill from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would create national firearm registry, require licensing

by Michael Ruiz6 years agoWorld

Texas Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee has proposed a gun control bill that would create a national firearm registry, set a minimum gun ownership age at 21 and…

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Dem Rep. Luria takes in $30G from corporate PACs after promising not to

Dem Rep. Luria takes in $30G from corporate PACs after promising not to

by Caitlin McFall6 years agoWorld

After vowing to never accept funds from corporate Political Action Committees (PACs) during her 2018 campaign, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., reversed her stance and accepted over $30,000 to…

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