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@Caropopcast host, @LocalNewsIni editor, THE FOIE GRAS WARS and THE SPECIAL COUNSEL author, former longtime @chicagotribune reporter/critic, @dailypenn editor
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Silent film star Rudolph Valentino died holding a grudge against a Chicago Tribune editorial writer

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By Mark Caro Verified
| Flipboard
The 1962 song Meryl Streep sang at Carrie Fisher’s funeral: “Full of hope” When Carrie Fisher passed away, the world reacted the way it always does when someone of immense legendary status dies. As Harrison Ford said of his …
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Government Agency Buys Newspaper

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By Eric Rynston-Lobel, Mark Caro Verified
| northwestern.edu
Joe Turnham knew it would be cataclysmic if The Tuskegee News closed its doors. He’s seen all the maps showing the collapse of local news. He’s seen what happens in communities that lose their local paper. He didn’t want Macon County, Alabama to join the list. So when Gayle Davis, the then-owner of the paper in her mid-80s, was prepared to shut things down in the absence of a buyer, Turnham convinced his employer to save the day.
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The War On Fluoride

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By Mark Caro Verified, Ed Kobesky, Larry Cohen
| Incisal Edge Verified
By Mark Caro “HAVE YOU EVER heard of a thing called fluoridation? Fluoridation of water?” “Uh, yes, I have heard of that, Jack, yes.” “Well, do you know what it is?” “No, no, I don’t know what it is, no.” “Do you realize that fluoridation is the most monstrously conceived and dangerous Communist plot we have ever had to face?” That exchange comes from Stanley Kubrick’s legendary 1964 black comedy Dr. Strangelove.
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