Fred Bruning's Invisible Ink
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Simple Address Change? Only if You Know Someone Higher Up.
By Fred Bruning
May 17, 2026
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Robert Prevost landed a job overseas and, diligent fellow, wanted to register a new address with his bank in South Chicago.
He reach...
Kindly Hit Man and Novella on a Postcard. Ah, Brooklyn.
By Fred Bruning
May 10, 2026
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Uncle Jim was a big fellow, snappy dresser, sharp suit and tie, cuff links, camel hair overcoat, worked the Brooklyn waterfront, roug...
Tobacco is Terrible. Where do You Stand on Froot Loops?
By Fred Bruning
May 3, 2026
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Richard Klein wanted to stop smoking so badly that he wrote a book celebrating cigarettes as one of America’s “proudest contributions...
Bear Suits, LEGO, 18-Wheelers. There Must be a Better Way to Earn a Few Extra Bucks.
By Fred Bruning
April 26, 2026
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Short on cash?
Bear down.
Suit up.
This revolutionary money-making concept – it involves a grizzly costume and measure of crimin...
Perplexed? Disilluioned? Searching for Answers? Sorry, Keep Moving.
By Fred Bruning
April 19, 2026
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The President, Donald Trump, last week circulated an AI image of himself as Jesus ministering to a stricken man while soldiers soar...
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Fred Bruning was a reporter for Newsday and five other daily newspapers and writer for Newsweek. His columns have appeared in the Suffolk Sun on Long Island, Maclean's, the Canadian news magazine, and the Act 2 section of Newsday,
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