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Early Addition: Omaha Paper Declares Millennials Are Crazy About Omaha
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Ben Yakas
Published Dec 1, 2016
Modified Dec 1, 2016
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- Breitbart is promoting a boycott against Kellogg after the company stopped advertising on the website.
- The NY Times visualizes Trump's many conflicts of interest.
- NY has now officially criminalized ticket bots and scalpers.
- Do millennials love Omaha, or do local papers love silly trend stories?
- Ivanka Trump allegedly cares about climate change, even if her father doesn't necessarily even believe it is real.
- Finally, a $130 "hipster nativity scene" set for the post-ironic age.
- Sad little dweeb gets owned by high school students.
- Here's a quote you can expect to see again and again: "I think Donald Trump conned them," a hedge fund manager said of Trump's voters.
- Flushing is getting its first movie theater in 30 years.
- A Norwegian man beat a pro-Putin Russian to win the world chess championship in Manhattan.
- And finally, two pups investigate a very scary crab:
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