Charlie McGill, longtime artist for NorthJersey.com and The Record, is retiring from his weekly Athlete of the Week feature.

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At the end of the Cold War, I recall reading an article about who would James Bond battle now that the Soviet Union had collapsed.

Pagination 272 p. : chiefly ill. ; 23 x 23 cm. Publisher New Press ;, San Diego : Published in cooperation with the Dr. Seuss Collection at the University of California, San Diego,, Note Cartoons ...

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The Phillips Collection presents William Gropper: Artist of the People, the first exhibition in Washington, DC, dedicated to ...

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fearing they could be sucked into Europe's biggest conflict since World War II, but the head of the Ukrainian presidential office said “protection is not escalation.” “In response to the ...

In an election year, there’s plenty of hand-wringing about our lack of faith in Washington. But it’s all part of the messy ...