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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.
WASHINGTON — Over the last century, there has been a characteristic American cycle of response to far-reaching social reforms.
WASHINGTON — The Russia scandal has entered a new phase and there’s no going back.
WASHINGTON — I traveled with my family in Australia for three weeks as a guest of the Universities of Sydney and Melbourne, invited to explain what’s happening in President Trump’s America.
Crews are fixing sidewalks around the lake.
Take a peek at fixer-uppers with potential to beautiful old homes around Lower Columbia Area
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _ These Oregon lotteries were drawn Sunday:
Check out which plants can be used as medicine in this collection of photos from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe's garden.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _ These Oregon lotteries were drawn Saturday:
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) _ The winning numbers in Saturday evening's drawing of the Washington Lottery's "Hit 5" game were:
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After the shooting, the police say the suspect fled and was picked up in Vancouver.
A bench warrant for her arrest was filed in Cowlitz County Superior Court in May.
Cowlitz County deputies arrested an Idaho man Wednesday afternoon after a police pursuit of a reported stolen vehicle ended in the Kelso area.
Two police officers sustained minor injuries.
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The voter was claiming election fraud.
OLYMPIA — Ahead of the next Legislature's budget writing year, Washington's tax collections are again higher than expected.
A gun rights group, sheriff and gun store owner filed an emergency motion in federal court late Wednesday seeking to stop enforcement of one of the strictest gun control laws in the nation. The gun control measure narrowly approved by Oregon voters is set go into effect on Dec. 8. A judge on Thursday scheduled a hearing on the motion for Dec. 2. The Oregon Firearms Foundation, Sherman County Sheriff Brad Lohrey and Adam Johnson, owner of Coat of Arms Firearms, sued the Oregon governor and attorney general on Nov. 18 saying Measure 114 is unconstitutional. Backers say banning large-capacity magazines will save lives and argue the measure will reduce suicides.