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The 1990s are considered as an idyllic time. Whether that's true or not, we miss vintage '90s desserts that are no longer available at stores and restaurants.

Sign yourself up for a rollercoaster of flavors with these savory, sweet, tangy, and tart Monte Cristo-style ham and cheese pinwheels with jam and mustard.

by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project: (Ron Paul Institute) We have seen this before. A foreign entity attacks American persons or property and the government warns that its sleeper cells have infiltrated the United States and it is somehow necessary to expand the powers of the government and shrink protections for civil liberties — and […]

RICKARDS: The idea that this had to be within days is not true. Not saying there’s no danger. I’m saying it was not imminent. BANNON: What our “ally” did was a bald-faced lie. We’re going to shut it all down, bc it’s out of control. We could have gotten sucked into a major war. pic.twitter.com/G8PRrlpul2 […]

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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's Tacky PR-Approved "Vegas Wedding in Venice," with Walter Kirn