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Dear Ben Carson, When A Person Has to Deny Being an Uncle Tom, It Usually Means They Are One
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Dear Ben Carson, When A Person Has to Deny Being an Uncle Tom, It Usually Means They Are One
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
PUD to build $7.6 million building for offices, interpretive center
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Suspect killed during car theft attempt identified
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from Money Talks News
Thinking about buying a house? Read this before you stop renting and start house-hunting.
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from POLITICO
Will Supreme Court punt on gay marriage?
Supreme Court gay marriage oral arguments transcript, audio: Prop. 8 (Hollingsworth v. Perry)
Poll: Anger at D.C. on the rise
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from SPIEGEL International (Der Spiegel)
'This Is Working': Portugal, 12 Years after Decriminalizing Drugs
Twelve years ago, Portugal eliminated criminal penalties for drug users. Since then, those caught with small amounts of marijuana, cocaine or heroin go unindicted and possession is a misdemeanor on par with illegal parking. Experts are pleased with the results.
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from The Spokesman-Review
Wash., Colo. bars test limits of legal pot laws
Report: Oklahoma quake likely man-made
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This image from NASA-TV shows the SpaceX Dragon
commercial cargo craft as it is backed away from
the International Space Station early Tuesday.
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Police ID man who shot car thief; no weapon found
Shooter is a plumber and gun rights enthusiast
Family calls shooting of car thief ‘senseless’
Idaho Senate kills school budget, derailing planned end to session
Records provide new look at Ariz. shooting spree
Landers: Redbands in upstream battle
Secret Service gets female leader
Abortion strictest in North Dakota
Ban signed into law starts at heartbeat
U.S., allies eye new anti-piracy effort
Rival rebel groups battling over call for Islamist Syria
Factions want Assad gone; friction growing over future
Landers: Redbands in upstream battle
Secret Service gets female leader
Abortion strictest in North Dakota
Ban signed into law starts at heartbeat
U.S., allies eye new anti-piracy effort
Rival rebel groups battling over call for Islamist Syria
Factions want Assad gone; friction growing over future
Opposition has seat at Arab summit
Italian court orders new trial for Knox
Move tosses acquittal on murder charges
Ruling upends effort at normal life at UW
Pollution levels lower than reported
Biologist admits error in estimate of PCB levels in Spokane River from sewage plant discharge
Air base school could feel federal cuts
Fairchild families share worries with Sen. Murray
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Indiana high court OKs school vouchers
Indianapolis – The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the nation’s broadest school voucher program in a ruling supporters say could set a national precedent as other states look to build or expand programs that use public money to allow students to attend private schools.
The state’s highest court unanimously upheld a 2011 law providing vouchers for low- and middle-income families and cleared the way for an expansion being debated in the Indiana Statehouse.
The Indiana voucher program, passed by the Legislature in 2011, is the most sweeping in the nation. Unlike voucher programs in other states, which are limited to poor families and failing school districts, the Indiana program is open to a much broader range of people, including parents with household incomes of up to nearly $64,000 for a family of four.
Riverstone development in Coeur d’Alene hitting stride
Major proposals for CdA site include arena, transit center
North Idaho College considering owning, running 5,000-seat venue
County OKs sale of land to airports
Plans for area east of base center on industry
Insurance claim costs to escalate, study says
Obama administration questions research
Home prices jump in U.S. metro areas
Housing, manufacturing sectors give economy a winter boost
Move tosses acquittal on murder charges
Ruling upends effort at normal life at UW
Biologist admits error in estimate of PCB levels in Spokane River from sewage plant discharge
Air base school could feel federal cuts
Fairchild families share worries with Sen. Murray
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In brief: From Wire Reports:
Indianapolis – The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the nation’s broadest school voucher program in a ruling supporters say could set a national precedent as other states look to build or expand programs that use public money to allow students to attend private schools.
The state’s highest court unanimously upheld a 2011 law providing vouchers for low- and middle-income families and cleared the way for an expansion being debated in the Indiana Statehouse.
The Indiana voucher program, passed by the Legislature in 2011, is the most sweeping in the nation. Unlike voucher programs in other states, which are limited to poor families and failing school districts, the Indiana program is open to a much broader range of people, including parents with household incomes of up to nearly $64,000 for a family of four.
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Major proposals for CdA site include arena, transit center
North Idaho College considering owning, running 5,000-seat venue
County OKs sale of land to airports
Plans for area east of base center on industry
Obama administration questions research
Home prices jump in U.S. metro areas
Housing, manufacturing sectors give economy a winter boost
Simplicity of brunch
Local experts offer stress-free Easter recipes
Asparagus gives salad fresh crunch
Replace mixed greens with raw veggies, nuts, cheese medley
Healthy holiday trade-off
Lose the fat, not the flavor, with lighter matzo ball soup
Pound cake even tastier pan-seared
Tradition with twist
Perk up Easter ham with hoisin sauce glaze
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