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Rhode Island housing and mortgage got hacked
Mortgage customers of Rhode Island Housing have received notices from a third-party vendor that their personal information was involved in a data breach in the spring, according to a spokeswoman for the state housing and mortgage finance agency.
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How to solve Rubik’s cube
There are many algorithms and techniques for solving a Rubik’s cube, and the method you choose may depend on your personal preference and solving style. Here are some general steps that you can follow to solve a Rubik’s cube: Some tips for solving a Rubik’s cube:
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Little Vietnam is a good thing in a small package in Washington
The Petworth newcomer draws diners with chicken Caesar spring rolls, cumin lamb dumplings and a stuffed crepe.
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At age 5 he vowed to go to college with his mom. They just graduated together.
“I told my mom, ‘If I’m going to do this, then you need to sign up, too,’” Immanuel Patton recalled.
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Ready to discard your Christmas tree? You could eat it instead.
Chefs, bakers and bartenders across the world are encouraging people to make food and drinks with ingredients from Christmas trees.
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I watched ‘Sisters Wives’ for years. Now it’s finally paid off.
It started as a cheesy show about polygamists. Then it got deeper.
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Carolyn Hax: An unlikable husband means no (lasting) couple friends
She learns that other couples avoid them socially because “no one” likes the husband.
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From amusement to exasperation, Dems’ journey through GOP gridlock
Democrats have watched the Republican majority descend into turmoil. But any initial schadenfreude has dissolved, as the failure to elect a speaker means the entire legislative branch is stuck in limbo.
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Social Security numbers of Trump officials, allies posted in Jan. 6 files
The House Jan. 6 committee published the Social Security numbers of several high level Trump officials and allies online.
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Signs of a possible deal emerge in House speaker fight
The House has moved into double-digit votes, but there was renewed optimism Thursday night