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Rachel Maddow Catfish ugly but yummy: NBC News The Rachel Maddow Show Rachel Maddow shares an odd NBC Nightly News report about catfish farming from 1983.
A look at the nightmare that is life in Flint By Elissa Curtis and Tony Dokoupil As officials search for short-term fixes and long-term answers, Flint residents are living like refugees — with no timetable for returning to normal.
