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- Sep 17, 2026
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The man they couldn't deport (opens the original)
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The central figure represents Harry Bridges, from Anton Refregierâs 1948 murals at the Rincon Center, in Downtown San Francisco. In 1941, Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger wrote a song praising him. In 2001, the governor of California declared July 28 to be his day. American high schools and research institutes, boulevards, parks and plazas bear his name in 2026. But perhaps most important of all, the San Francisco headquarters of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union is called Harry R.
Good to get back to the USA (opens the original)
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Rosie Timmon is returning to her home away from home. And no sooner will she have landed in New York City than lovers of great music will get to experience her live on stage as the guest star at the Rockaway Craic Fest, which happens this Saturday, from 3 to 6 p.m., at Connolly’s Rockaway Beach on Beach 95th. “I’m excited to get back,” said the Dublin-born singer-songwriter after a year in Australia. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views from Irish America. “It was nice to get a
FBI terrorism expert O'Neill was driven, complex, brilliant (opens the original)
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The story of the legend of John P. O’Neill often begins on a Sunday. He found himself virtually alone at the huge office complex that was the FBI’s HQ and then the phone rang. It was the White House and he was thrown into the maelstrom. O’Neill had driven all night from Chicago to Washington DC for his new bureau posting, chief of the counterterrorism section. He was still there the next day, his 43rd birthday, and would be for several more. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views
When health & safety comes 2nd (opens the original)
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County Waterford, youâre going to need a bigger boat! Any mention of a shark bite in the media is likely to unleash the imagination. Headlines a few weeks back about the hospitalization of a fisherman off the coast of the sunny Southeast proved no exception. One thought the perp might be a great white, whoâd heard some shark talk of the Wild Atlantic Way and had decided to take a look for himself, particularly those less traveled eastern parts of it. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date
Huge health risks for unmasked (opens the original)
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The New York Timesâs Claire Brown wrote exactly one year ago: âAs wildfire season starts earlier in California and climate change is leading to more extreme fires, tens of thousands of firefighters across the country are heading into weekslong shifts to battle the blazes. In many cases, they are breathing toxic smoke and ash for days on end. âAs investigative reporter Hannah Dreier reported last week, unmasked firefighters in the United States are developing serious illnesses at young ages
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