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  Joel Orsini Isn’t the Only One Out at Izkina/Booty’s: Meet Yoni Lang

  October 15 at 4 a.m.

  Have you met anyone thrilled about the lovely hostel-adjacent bar/restaurant Izkina being rebranded as Booty’s? We haven’t. Critic Brian Reinhart went to the Bar Formerly Known as Izkina to try the food, and it was still quite stellar. After all, "Joel's still there," many of us said. But the business...

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  How You Can Help Expand Profound Microfarms

  October 15 at 4 a.m.

  Sometimes it's surprising to hear a restaurant doesn't use Profound Microfarms. The 2.6-acre farm is mentioned so often probably because it has 83 restaurants that use the greens. Lee and Jeff Bednar have built out three of their four greenhouses, and now they're moving to renovate the fourth, and final,...

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  Immigration Advocates Relieved as Judges Block New Public Charge Rule

  October 15 at 4 a.m.

  Three federal judges have issued nation-wide preliminary injunctions that block a new rule targeting low-income immigrants, that was set to go into effect today. Advocates say that the temporary block on the rule is a huge relief.

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  Defending Immigrants Jailed With Repeat DWIs Is a Stretch Even for a Libtard

  October 14 at 4 a.m.

  Oh, my God. Liberals. Please. I speak as one of you. What do you want to do, just hand Donald Trump a jewel-encrusted crown and let him skip the election? I thought we wanted to defeat him. Did I have it wrong? Do we just want to get on TV?...

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  Special Olympian Ashton Smith Suspended, Claims Bias

  October 14 at 4 a.m.

  Ashton Smith, a 33-year-old champion swimmer from Fort Worth who competed in the Special Olympics World Games, has been suspended by the organization following a dispute with another athlete that exploded online.   Smith alleges she’s been the victim of abuse by another athlete that began with a racial epithet at...

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  The Beaches Are Bringing Back Rock ’n’ Roll Unapologetically

  October 11 at 3:54 p.m.

  Named for a quaintly bougie suburban neighborhood in Toronto, Canada, The Beaches are likely to be the harbingers of a new age of un-ironic, non-alternative, rock music — one dominated by women. With all the swagger and rebellion of their predecessors, sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl and Eliza...