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Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban Said Running for President Would be the 'Definition of Bad Parenting' But He Might Go for It Anyway
Cuban, an unabashed critic of President Donald Trump, has teased a 2020 run in the past.
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Zuckerberg: Fake News Swaying the Election Is 'Crazy Idea'
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Considering Escaping the U.S.? Here Are Some Deals You Can't Miss.
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How Should You Talk to Your Kids About the Election?
The first thing we parents have to do is reassure our children that, post-election, they are safe.
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Leaders and Entrepreneurs Encourage Unity After Election
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Canada
How to Move to Canada and Become a Canadian Citizen
After all, it's a land where healthcare is free, people are friendly and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explains quantum computing just for laughs.
