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For years he has come into homes around the United States on the Paramount hit show Bar Rescue. He said he never knew the show would be so successful and said he thought it would end with the pilot. Jon Taffer, host of the show, said After 13 years I sort of feel like I ve been hugged by America, as he joined Scripps News from St. Louis, Missouri. In a saturated television la
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Jewish Museum of Milwaukee is hosting the stunning exhibit Then They Came for Me. The exhibit catalogs the incarceration of Japanese citizens in America during WWII. It features life-size portraits and actual artifacts that connect the
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