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Both Republicans and Democrats agree why the Jan. 5 runoffs for Georgia’s two U.S. Senate seats are important. But there is far less agreement on how they will be important and considerable exaggeration from both sides.
WASHINGTON — Good news for the incoming House Democratic majority! They have something President Trump really, really wants: money to build a border wall. Trump is desperate for this money. Mexico won’t give it to him. Only congressional Democrats can. Without their consent, he can’t deliver…
WASHINGTON — It is no surprise, but it is still a shock, to see how little President Trump understands about the independence of the Justice Department and the importance of the rule of law.
WASHINGTON — Anthony Scaramucci’s rollout as Donald Trump’s new communications director received mainly good reviews. He is, as any White House job in the current administration requires, a skilled sycophant. His on-air abjection — including a Sunday talk show apology for past disloyalty mad…
WASHINGTON — It wasn’t quite a wicked-witch-is-dead Munchkin happy dance, but the white noise of foregone conclusions drowned out Republicans’ relatively muted regret over their failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.
WASHINGTON — A disturbing scene unfolded at the White House on Monday afternoon. A hook-and-ladder firetruck and a utility bucket truck pulled up to the South Portico and extended their rescue arms in the vicinity of the Truman Balcony.
A 2022 video from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife with smelt dipping tips.
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The Cowlitz River before 2010 accounted for the largest returns when it came to smelt, but numbers soon changed due to overharvesting, bycatch in shrimp fisheries and climate change, reports WDFW. Now, runs back on the rise.
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The U.S. abortion debate is shifting to funding as states take control of policymaking. Liberal cities and states are funding efforts to provide access to abortion, while Republican-led states are seeking new ways to financially support anti-abortion centers. Just months after Kansas voters affirmed abortion rights in August, the state's Republican-controlled Legislature is considering millions of dollars in state funds for such centers and millions more in income tax credits to their donors. Supporters say the effort to financially support the centers shows the anti-abortion movement is addressing the social and financial needs of women and families. Critics say the efforts fall short of what’s necessary.
Police in Oregon have arrested a Canadian man who allegedly stole a yacht and had to be rescued by a Coast Guard swimmer. He's wanted in what authorities call a series of “odd” events that involved him leaving a dead fish at the home in the film “The Goonies.” Police on Friday identified the man as 35-year-old Jericho Labonte of Victoria, British Columbia. Police say he was treated at a hospital but released Friday before authorities realized he was wanted in the dead fish incident. Police in Seaside, Oregon, found him at a homeless shelter Friday night and arrested him.
Part of the dip's popularity is that smelt are one of the only species of fish that Washingtonians can catch without a fishing license.
In the Seattle area, the popularity of cannabis products easily exceeds that of cigarettes, e-cigarettes and vaping, according to new data from market-research firm Nielsen.
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CLARK COUNTY — A La Center man was arrested Thursday night after an hours-long armed standoff with deputies in north Clark County after he reportedly assaulted his elderly father.
He allegedly hit the woman with a closed fist while she was driving.
The man was last seen after his mother dropped him off in Kelso in 2017, but his remains weren't identified until recently.
VANCOUVER — A Woodland man was killed in a rollover crash Wednesday night at state Highway 500 and Interstate 205 in Vancouver. The driver, a Portland man, is facing a vehicular homicide charge, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Part of the dip's popularity is that smelt are one of the only species of fish that Washingtonians can catch without a fishing license.
Two were finalists for the appointed council seat currently held by Christopher Ortiz.
The policies are set to include conduct standards for elected officials and employees, internet use, subpoenas and court appearances and more.
Campus Towers, overall, currently has a three-year wait list.