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A Louisiana mayor facing allegations he misused city-issued credit cards has resigned as part of a plea deal. The Advocate reports New Roads Mayor Robert Myer officially resigned Friday. As … Click to Continue »

A major agribusiness company sued Arkansas regulators on Friday for banning its version of an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has … Click to Continue »

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The short list of not-OK things just happening in the news lately, for instance, includes the pervasive culture of sexual assault that rots our society and is finally coming to bear. Or that our earth appears in revolt of our human destructiveness, as more and more people die every week because of it. Health care, too, in America was knowingly sabotaged by our president, making it harder than ever for sick, lower income people to get help. Читать дальше...

WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) - Police in West Virginia say a man wanted for robbery fled a traffic stop by jumping into the Ohio River, only to be met by police waiting on the other side.

PHOENIX (AP) - Joe Arpaio's failed bid to get his conviction wiped off his record leaves him vulnerable to lawsuits arising out of his disobedience of a court order to stop his immigration patrols.

INDIANAPOLIS — A Republican who’s pumped $800,000 of his own money into his U.S. Senate campaign says he’s resigning from his seat in the Indiana Legislature. State Rep. Mike Braun of Jasper announced his decision Friday. He says in a statement he’ll miss working in the Indiana House, but hopes to continue serving Hoosiers in

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Three white extremists were arrested and charged with attempted homicide after they got into an argument and fired on a group of people protesting white nationalist Richard Spencer’s speech in Gainesville, Florida, police said Friday.

Three white extremists were arrested and charged with attempted homicide after they got into an argument and fired on a group of people protesting white nationalist Richard Spencer’s speech in Gainesville, Florida, police said Friday.

A large group of “grief-stricken” friends gathered yesterday to remember their newlywed pal who died snorkeling on honeymoon. Dublin groom Andrew Roddy, who celebrated turning 30 just last week, was vacationing in the Maldives with his bride Gill Campion when tragedy struck. The couple, who tied the knot just over two weeks ago, were in...

MATT BARLOW AT THE LONDON STADIUM: For Slaven Bilic, the closest thing to a positive came before kick-off when David Sullivan settled down for an interview with Gary Neville.

US stocks were buoyed by increased confidence that Washington will enact tax cuts.

A 33-year-old man took his own life at the Phoenix Veterans Affairs medical center.

NEW ROADS, La. (AP) - A Louisiana mayor facing allegations he misused city-issued credit cards has resigned as part of a plea deal.

A Republican who's pumped $800,000 of his own money into his U.S. Senate campaign says he's resigning from his seat in the Indiana Legislature. State Rep. Mike Braun of Jasper … Click to Continue »

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A major agribusiness company sued Arkansas regulators on Friday for banning its version of an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto their crops and…

A major agribusiness company sued Arkansas regulators on Friday for banning its version of an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto their crops and caused widespread damage.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A major agribusiness company sued Arkansas regulators on Friday for banning its version of an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto their crops and…

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A major agribusiness company sued Arkansas regulators on Friday for banning its version of an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto their crops and caused widespread damage. Monsanto asked a state judge to block the Arkansas Plant Board from enforcing a rule it adopted last year that prevents its dicamba product from being used each year from April 15 through September 15. Dicamba has been around for decades... Читать дальше...

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