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Oct 17 2023
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BREAKING: Jim Jordan On Track to Lose House Speaker Vote
The votes are ongoing, but the math indicates that Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) has failed in his first vote to become speaker of the House. Jordan was nominated by the House Republican Caucus after they originally nominated House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) over the House Judiciary Committee chairman. Scalise withdrew his bid after determining he didn’t have enough votes to secure
Mediaite
Oct 17 2023
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Big 12 in talks to keep tournament in Kansas City until 2031: Yormark
A big item of discussion was whether Kansas City will continue to host both the conference women’s and men’s basketball tournaments past the current contract, which goes through 2027. “Kansas City has been a great home for the Big 12 basketball championships,” Yormark said. “Because of that, we are currently in discussions about an early extension to keep the Big 12 basketball championships
Fox 4 Kansas City
Oct 17 2023
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Margie Vandeven announces plans Tuesday to step down as MO Commissioner of Education
Margie Vandeven announced plans Tuesday to step down from her role as Missouri's Commissioner of Education, a role she has held twice. She made public her plans at the state Board of Education meeting. Vandeven will serve through July 1, giving the state board eight months to find her successor. She has served for more than seven years — from January 2015 through December 2017 and again from
Springfield News-Leader
Sep 25 2023
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SC Crowd Boos Trump's Mention Of Lindsey Graham
Former President Trump defended ally Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Monday after Trump’s shoutout to the South Carolina Republican during his rally in the state prompted boos from the crowd. “Another man who’s always there, he’s always – I’ll tell you what, when I need help [from] the left. He’s great. He’s great. And he’s my friend, too. Lindsey Graham, wherever you are, Lindsey. Thank you
JoeMyGod
Oct 17 2023
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Trump Returns to Manhattan Court Tuesday
Former President Donald Trump has confirmed that he'll return to court in Manhattan on Tuesday, one day after he was put under a partial gag order in a separate criminal case. "I will be attending the trial in Manhattan this morning," Trump posted on his Truth Social page. "I greatly appreciate all of the legal professors and scholars that are saying I DID NOTHING WRONG." Trump also railed
Newsmax (News)
Oct 15 2023
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West Virginia teams with online service to book tee times at state parks
“As a lifelong golfer myself, I am incredibly excited to announce this partnership with GolfNow,” “Our state parks are one of our state’s most valued treasures and I’m excited that we now have a new way to attract golfers from around the country to come and experience all of the beauty and goodness our great state has to offer.” “Thanks to the leadership and support of Gov. Justice and forward
The Parkersburg News and Sentinal
Oct 17 2023
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Trump Receives Endorsement From Key Iowa GOP AG Brenna Bird
Former President Donald Trump this week received the endorsement of Iowa Republican Attorney General Brenna Bird this week. "I joined [Donald Trump] on his flight into Iowa this morning to proudly endorse him for President!" she wrote on X on Monday. "President Trump has been a fighter for Iowa since day one and has DELIVERED on his promises. It’s time to fire Joe Biden & Make America
The Messenger
Sep 21 2023
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Rye Elementary, Portsmouth's Dondero named 2023 National Blue Ribbon Schools
CONCORD— Mary C. Dondero Elementary School in Portsmouth and Rye Elementary School in Rye are two of three New Hampshire schools named 2023 National Blue Ribbon Schools, the state Department of Education announced this week. The schools are being honored for exemplary teaching and learning, according to a press release announcing the honors. Riddle Brook School of Bedford was the other New
Seacoast Online
Oct 12 2023
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Heavy rain, severe weather possible for Chicago area Friday
The first wave of a strong weather system is moving out of the Chicago area Thursday, but round two is going to impact the region on Friday, with the threat of severe weather looming in the forecast. That low-pressure system, currently parked over the Great Plains, walloped the area with several rounds of rain late Wednesday and into Thursday morning, but those showers are slowly beginning to
NBC 5 Chicago
Oct 12 2023
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It's Not An Upset: How The Phillies Are Just Better Than The Braves
The Phillies are battling the Atlanta Braves in the National League Division Series once again, and it's doubtlessly a better and more experienced Phillies squad this time around. But the Braves were not only owners of the best record in baseball during the regular season. They boasted perhaps the greatest offensive attack in the history of the sport. The Phillies are one game away from
Patch.com