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Catch up on the findings of the latest set of Times/Siena polls.
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Angela Alsobrooks Wants to Be Maryland’s First Black Senator
If she wins this fall, Maryland’s newly chosen Democratic nominee for Senate would also become the sole woman in Maryland’s congressional delegation.
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Angela Alsobrooks Defeats David Trone in Maryland Democratic Senate Primary
The Prince George’s County executive will now face Larry Hogan, the popular former two-term governor, in a race that could determine which party controls the Senate.
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Don Bacon Beats Right-Wing Challenger in Nebraska
The mainstream four-term congressman easily dispatched an opponent on his right, clearing the way for what is expected to be a difficult re-election race in a competitive district in Nebraska.
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Blinken Plays ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’ for Ukraine Soldiers
During a visit to Kyiv, Secretary of State Antony Blinken played Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World” with a local band at a bar in a show of support for Ukraine.
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Washington State News
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UCLA to pay Cal $10M per year for Big Ten departure
(Photo credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
UCLA's windfall for moving to the Big Ten Conference during the next academic year just got a little bit smaller, as a University of California board of regents panel approved a plan where Cal will be paid $10 million a year from its athletic rival for at least the next three years.
Both schools are members of California's ten-school UC system, with Cal objecting to UCLA's move
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Columbian Newspaper
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‘THIS IS NOT A DRILL’: Clark College goes into lockdown after report of stabbing
Clark College locked down its main campus Tuesday afternoon after reports of a stabbing. |
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Key evidence focus of hearings in Idaho slayings; prosecutor denies defense claim state withholding records
BOISE, Idaho — Consequential pieces of evidence that may weigh heavily into the prosecution and defense of Bryan Kohberger are the focus of a pair of closed-door hearings this week as his high-profile murder case works itself nearer a trial. |
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Washington road deaths jump 10%
Washington recorded another grim milestone this week, with numbers from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission showing yet another year of increasing fatalities on the state’s roads. |
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Environmental group seeks closure of Camp Bonneville shooting range
An environmental group is trying to persuade Clark County to permanently close the shooting range at Camp Bonneville, the former military training grounds north of Camas. |
