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Democratic National Convention in 2024 reminiscent of Chicago DNC riots in 1968

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By Alex Livingston
| KBZK-TV (Bozeman, MT)
The Windy City — home of the deep dish pizza, historic architecture and the iconic ivy-covered Wrigley Field. For decades it was the premier city for presidential nominating conventions for Republicans and Democrats alike. But when you look back at the Democratic National Convention in 1968, it takes you back to a time of national turmoil, political uncertainty and war. John Schmidt saw it all firsthand as a 25-year-old lawyer working for Eugene McCarthy's campaign.
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Netflix & Chills: A Tangled Web of Lies with Steven Zaillian Remake “Ripley”

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By Alex Livingston
| DTLA Weekly
Synopsis: Directed and written by Steven Zaillian, “Ripley” takes viewers back to a bygone era where scams are just a typewriter away. Tom Ripley, a master of deception, seizes the opportunity when hired by Mr. Greenleaf to retrieve his son Dickie from Italy. Dickie, throwing his trust fund away on an endless vacation, becomes the unsuspecting pawn in Ripley’s insidious plan to assume his identity.
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Max Hoffman Crowned PokerGO Mixed Series Champion

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By Alex Livingston, Julio Rodriguez, Julio Rodríguez 
| Card Player: The Poker Authority
After cashing in half of the events offered, Max Hoffman was crowned as the third ever champion of the PokerGO Mixed Games Series. The Massachusetts native racked up $376,300 in total prize money to fend off defending series champion Dan Zack to take the trophy and $10,000 leaderboard bonus. Hoffman’s campaign started a week and a half ago with a fifth-place showing in the $5,000 8-Game event for $31,150.
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