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With UFC 314 taking place this Saturday, a Michael Chandler vs. Paddy Pimblett stats comparison is due. The pair co-headline the main card and a win would do wonders for either man. Chandler is ...

Heroes, drama and cool monsters are pre-baked in. Twenty-two years later, Age of Mythology: Retold brought the classic game up to current standards. Now we have the Immortal Pillars expansion.

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Library of Congress The recent commentary, “What made America great in the Gilded Age,” by Mario Loyola of The Heritage Foundation is an ahistorical journey into the absurd. Loyola opens by ...