Joe Ditzel Has Some Problems
While established news organizations unanimously rejected Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth‘s restrictive press access rules, a handful of obscure “media outlets”
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When major airports from New York to Portland declined to air Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s partisan video (blaming the
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How Wisconsin’s capital city spent thirty years proving that representative government works best with elbow pads There are two types
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Corporate executives visiting China are shocked at how far ahead they are in robotics, EVs and futuristic electronics in a
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Trump is a construction guy at heart. First he concreted the Rose Garden. Now a Ballroom is in the works.
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Didn’t get your package? Some US delivery giants say they are starting to simply trash packages that don’t clear the
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Thirty years gone, but the wheels keep spinning in our hearts If you grew up in Fort Wayne between 1970
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1. Left-Handedness Caused by Clockwise Ceiling Fans After extensive research conducted primarily on his own ceiling, RFK Jr. has discovered
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In the sweltering summer of 1947, while America was busy inventing television and the transistor, Fort Wayne, Indiana was producing
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As the American president invades city after city in the USA, Canada stands by to offer help to American citizens
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Life in Fort Wayne over the years has challenged many residents. A little nip gets more than a few through
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Between 1967 and 1994, Fort Wayne Memorial Raceway stood as a beacon of questionable safety standards and even more questionable
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The Wild West may have been far from Fort Wayne, but in the 1800s, the city still had its share
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Every city has pockets of time where the past lingers. In Fort Wayne, there are entire neighborhoods still spiritually (and
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Fort Wayne loves a festival. But peel back the fried food and corporate sponsorships, and you’ll often find humble beginnings
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