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Old guy covering a Hill. Current: The Washington Sun. Formerly: WashPost, Roll Call. Forever: Philly sports, Springsteen and Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens.
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Teuerster Spieler der Milan-Geschichte: Gonçalo Ramos schert sich nicht

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By Paul Kane Verified, Andre Oechsner, Gonçalo Ramos
| fussballeuropa.com
Der AC Mailand hat Gonçalo Ramos in diesem Sommer zum teuersten Spieler der Vereinsgeschichte aufsteigen lassen. Die für ihn gezahlte Ablöse beschäftigt den 25-Jährigen in seiner täglichen Arbeit allerdings nicht. "Ich spüre keinen Druck, der damit einhergeht, der teuerste Spieler in der Geschichte von Milan zu sein", erklärt Ramos gegenüber UEFA.tv. "Es gibt Druck, weil ich einen großen Verein repräsentiere, der gewinnen und Titel holen muss.
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25 Years Later, 9/11 Fades From Congressional Memory

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By Paul Kane Verified
| The Washington Sun Verified
About 10 hours after a pell-mell evacuation from the Capitol building, more than 100 members of Congress returned to send a message that the republic had withstood the most deadly terrorism attack on U.S. soil.
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‘This Place Doesn’t Have to Work This Way’

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By Paul Kane Verified
| The Washington Sun Verified
Rank-and-file lawmakers have a surprising amount of bipartisan overlap when it comes to ideas about how to make Congress work even just a little bit better. Take Reps. Chrissy Houlahan and Randy Fine, a Pennsylvania Democrat and Florida Republican who rarely agree on anything. On Wednesday, they were among the dozen lawmakers offering input at the House Rules Committee “member day” hearing.
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