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Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin speaking at the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland.

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Libre Initiative reaches out to Hispanics with free-enterprise message
By of the Journal Sentinel Related Coverage Gov. Scott Walker declined again Sunday to answer whether he knew of the existence of a secret email system in his Milwaukee County executive office.... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore)

Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin speaking at the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland.

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The Guardian
Emails pose problem for Wisconsin governor
SCOTT BAUER Associated Press= MADISON, Wis. (AP) â For two years, Republican Gov. Scott Walker, who became a national conservative hero after his confrontation with public employee unions in... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore)

President Barack Obama and Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron stand together on stage after a joint news conference at Lancaster House in London, Wednesday, May 25, 2011.

Kansas City Star
Obama, Cameron discuss Ukraine, welcome observers
BOSTON — The White House says President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron agree that Russia's military presence in Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula is unacceptable and welcome an... (photo: AP / Carolyn Kaster)
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In this July 6, 2012 photograph, GreenTech Automotive chairman Terry McAuliffe speaks during the unveiling of GreenTech Automotive's new electric MyCar at their manufacturing facility in Horn Lake, Miss.

Daily Press
Governor walks a fine line on Medicaid
RICHMOND — Gov. Terry McAuliffe walks a fine line when he pitches Medicaid expansion as a cost-cutting measure for the state budget. He and his staff have said repeatedly that Virginia will save... (photo: AP / Rogelio V. Solis)
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Official U.S. Navy file photo of USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77).

The Florida Times Union
Bush Carrier Strike Group enters 6th Fleet
By MC3 Shaun Griffin USS George H.W. Bush (CVN77) Public Affairs More than 5,000 Sailors serving in the George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group (GHWB CSG) arrived in the... (photo: US Navy / Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Abe McNatt/Released)
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File - An Afghan National Police officer, right, consults with U.S. Army Sgt. David Floyd, a truck commander with Task Force Spartan 3, while providing security at a traffic checkpoint near the loya jirga, or grand assembly, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Nov. 20, 2011.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Karzai criticizes U.S. war effort
KABUL, Afghanistan -- In an unusually emotional interview, Afghan President Hamid Karzai sought to explain why he has been such a harsh critic of the 12-year-old U.S. war... (photo: US Navy / MCS1 Chris Fahey)
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaks during the last day of Loya Jirga or grand council in Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011.

STL Today
Karzai says war has left him angry at U.S.
KABUL, Afghanistan • Hamid Karzai was in the midst of negotiating a security agreement with the United States when he met a 4-year-old girl who had lost half her face in... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
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Dayton Daily News
Seoul: NKorea fires 2 more missiles amid US drills
North Korea fired two short-range missiles into the sea Monday in the second such launch in less than a week, amid ongoing annual military exercises between Seoul and... (photo: AP / Ng Han Guan)
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President Barack Obama meets with Secretary of State John Kerry in the Oval Office, July 29, 2013.

The Washington Times
GOP to John Kerry, Obama: You make U.S. look ‘weak’ to world
Facebook Follow @washtimes Are Russia's military actions in Ukraine an "uncontested arrival"? Login to Vote View results The GOP has a message for Secretary... (photo: White House / Chuck Kennedy)
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Travel

	Storm leaves mud California cities The Washington Times
	Phoenix claims two restaurants in Yelp Top 100 Business Journal
	Airport changes viewed as positive for economic development, corporations The Business Review

Human Rights

	Karzai: Afghan war fought in West's interest Al Jazeera
	Guantanamo: Making the unbearable a little less unbearable Al Jazeera
	Reaction to Uganda Antigay Law The New York Times

Sport

	Korver's NBA-record 3-point streak ends at 127 games Chicago Tribune
	Obama could pull all troops from Afghanistan Independent online (SA)
	Adam Dunn could attend the Academy Awards Celebrity Café

Poverty & Employment

	The Strategy of Global Corporate Imperialism CounterPunch
	Q&A: Daniel Ellsberg on US surveillance Al Jazeera
	Obama’s incredible shrinking ‘empire’ Boston Herald

Entertainment

	Neil Young is releasing his second memoir Celebrity Café
	Maria von Trapp, last member of Sound of Music family, dies BBC News
	Maria von Trapp dies in US aged 99 Belfast Telegraph

Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2009.02.28
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President Barack Obama delivers remarks at a Siemens Energy wind turbine blade plant in Fort Madison, Iowa, Tuesday, April 27, 2010.

Obama to campaign for minimum wage hike

US President Barack Obama, left, seen with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at Novo Ogaryovo, Tuesday, July 7, 2009, in Moscow. President Barack Obama, meeting Tuesday with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for the first time, called their talks "an excellent opportunity to put U.S.-Russian relations on a strong footing."

Few options before Obama against Putin Russia used to ‘costs’ PETER BAKER Washington, March 2: ...

File - U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Omar Jackson, a squad leader assigned to 3rd Platoon, Able Nation, and a native of Newark, N.J., (left) U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Ross Hines, a native of Newton, Texas, and 3rd platoon leader greet local Afghans while on a patrol near the Enzarkay Pass, March 2, 2012, Afghanistan.

Obamas contingency plans in Afghanistan

EMU president: Snyder budget invests in higher ed Detroit news
Beckmann: Obama builds Michigan a bridge to nowhere Detroit news
Libertarian Chad Monnin gets to stay on ballot The Columbus Dispatch
John Kasich hints at coming proposals on welfare, business r The Columbus Dispatch
E.J. Dionne commentary: Foreign policy of Republicans today The Columbus Dispatch
Another turn lane to be built in Delaware County The Columbus Dispatch
Jonah Goldberg commentary: Obama long has been in denial abo The Columbus Dispatch
Fewer Ohio teens say they’re drinking, smoking The Columbus Dispatch
Female Muslim leader in Ohio aims to reduce barriers to fait The Columbus Dispatch
No pope bump in Mass numbers The Columbus Dispatch
Trucking costs derail shale recycling The Columbus Dispatch
Immigration advocates step up pressure on Obama to ease depo The Los Angeles Times
DNR, Conservation Congress form fishing group The Washington Times
Breast-feeding gives kids a better start The Columbus Dispatch
Dog keeps an eye out for buddy in need The Columbus Dispatch
U.S. programs perpetuate single mothers The Columbus Dispatch
‘Columbus Monthly’ gets a makeover The Columbus Dispatch
Kasich right to oppose drilling in parks The Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State prof touts printing encrypted user data in credit The Columbus Dispatch
Americans’ household net worth hits record The Columbus Dispatch

File - Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, cordon off a road after a route clearance patrol locates an improvised explosive device May 31, 2012 in Afghanistan.

Al-Qaida plots comeback in Afghanistan: US

File- Staff Sgt. James Allen conducts a dismounted patrol of the Sharana District Center bazaar with his platoon’s Afghan Uniformed Police partners, Paktika Province, Afghanistan, 6 August, 2011.

Obama warns Afghan president of full troop withdrawal

Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel brief reporters on the fiscal year 2015 defense budget proposal at the Pentagon, Feb. 24, 2014.

US cuts mark shift away from 'two wars' strategy

Crimea, This Time CounterPunch
American tells of meeting bin Laden at training camp during Longview News Journal
In Crimea, old fears combine with new propaganda STL Today
Terrorism trial underway for bin Laden’s son-in-law The Columbus Dispatch
Video of ex-al-Qaida spokesman shown to NY jurors Dayton Daily News
Israeli naval raid nabs Gaza-bound arms from Iran STL Today
Suit filed to block new Arizona abortion regulations The Los Angeles Times
Benghazi led to Ukraine? Only in an election year CNN
9/11, Al Qaeda invoked as lawyers begin arguing terror trial The Los Angeles Times
They Want to Know Everything About You The Daily Beast
Texas Man Tries to Beat Ellen's Selfie Record, Wins Either W Mashable
The gecko that disproved evolution WorldNetDaily
New York prosecutor: Bin Laden kin wanted to harm U.S. Detroit news
NY prosecutor: Bin Laden kin wanted to harm US Dayton Daily News
America, Israel and what's coming WorldNetDaily
Trial for USS Cole suspect scheduled to start Dec. 4 The Columbus Dispatch
China vows tough reforms, stronger defense STL Today
Openings set to start in trial of bin Laden kin STL Today
Texas Democrats nominate Alameel for US Senate STL Today
>Texas Democrats nominate Alameel for US Senate Seattle Post

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro cheers during a motorcycle rally organized in support of the government in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, Feb. 24, 2014. Since Feb. 12, opponents of President Nicolas Maduro have been staging countrywide protests that the government says have resulted in scores of deaths deaths and more than one hundred injured. The demonstrators blame Maduro's administration for the country's high crime rate and economic troubles.

Maduro hopes holidays calm nation

Chinese fishing net near Kochi.

Scientists make artificial muscles from fishing line and thread

Chardonnay grapevines by Jeanette King. (August 2006)

Grapevine cold hardiness & strategies to handle winter cold

2 Ohioans charged in sale of deadly heroin blend Dayton Daily News
Dr. Julie Schuller: A People on the Move Spotlight Business Journal
Where art lives: Neighborhood’s revival fueling Nashville ar The Business Review
The Boss: Glenda Glover, Tennessee State University The Business Review
New to Nashville: Katherine Daniels, InsBank The Business Review
Scorecard: YouTube movies helping sell homes; Kraft Foods su The Business Review
Photo of the Week: Storytelling through photos The Business Review
Does beer have health benefits? Sun Star
Junior Achievement Wichita growing, but lack of funding stil The Business Review
Meditation vacation Daily Press
6 Drugs That Dim Your Sex Drive ABC News
Kroger beats sales, profit forecasts; Costco disappoints The Columbus Dispatch
Drop in jobless claims helps S&P 500 edge up The Columbus Dispatch
New group pools funds of Catholic women The Columbus Dispatch
Girls basketball: Newark Catholic earns return to regional f The Columbus Dispatch
Many bail on No. 1 college due to expense The Columbus Dispatch
Lenten generosity takes many charitable forms The Columbus Dispatch
Boys basketball | Division III: Worthington Christian, Ready The Columbus Dispatch
High-school bowling: Westerville schools vying for boys, gir The Columbus Dispatch
High schools | Going to School: Maggie Simon, DeSales The Columbus Dispatch

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro speaks next to a painting of the late Hugo Chavez, during a news conference at Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, Feb. 21, 2014. Speaking Friday to international media, Maduro called out what he said was a "campaign of demonization to isolate the Bolivarian revolution."

Maduro challenges Obama to 'high-level' dialogue

President Barack Obama delivers a statement on the monthly jobs report, Friday, July 8, 2011, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington.

Nebraska ruling could grant Obama breathing space on Keystone

Walrus swimming

SeaWorld San Antonio providing shelter for displaced New York walrus calf

What Texas editors are saying Longview News Journal
Graham's 18 lead VCU past Richmond, 56-50 Kansas City Star
Senators: Action needed on train safety Longview News Journal
Ohio’s oil, natural gas production in 2013 leap with Utica s Ohio
Canada regulator approves reversing pipeline flow Houston Chronicle
Leaders promote using carbon dioxide in oil output The Wichita Eagle
Five days left: Seizures, sleeplessness as Utah families awa The Salt Lake Tribune
Salazar scheduled to pitch in Friday's intrasquad game MLB
Hagadone learns lesson after being caught off guard MLB
Raburn's mechanical tweaks paying off MLB
Oil in Canada concerns Maine environmentalists San Francisco Chronicle
The War on Energy is Underway Houston Chronicle
Miss. leaders promote using carbon dioxide in oil output Clarion Ledger
House passes bill to block Obama climate plan The Salt Lake Tribune
Udall, Gardner campaigns spar over competing natural gas exp Fox31 Denver
APNewsBreak: Nearly 150 illegal oil waste dumps San Francisco Chronicle
Wisconsin governor touts Enbridge expansion plans The Miami Herald
EPA head touts "critical role" of natural gas before new pow Business Journal
>APNewsBreak: Nearly 150 illegal oil waste dumps Seattle Post
EPA chief: Energy rules won’t hobble business Reuters

Severe snow covered the limbs of trees in Pocahontas, Illinois, USA after a winter storm or polar vortex hit the Midwest on January 7, 2014.

Storm causes at least 12 deaths, extensive outages across South

America braces for 'potentially catastrophic winter storm

America braces for 'potentially catastrophic winter storm

Extreme El Nino events set to double as Earth warms

Extreme El Nino events set to double as Earth warms

In Monterey Park, immigrants go to job agencies for the Amer The Los Angeles Times
Road closures and more musicals on tap for the weekend: Good Penn Live
Here comes El Nino; good news for US weather woes Kansas City Star
Weather relief likely for some this year Detroit news
Here comes El Nino Longview News Journal
Here comes El Niño; good news for U.S. weather woes Ohio
Principal charged with arson at North Dakota Catholic high s The Los Angeles Times
10 Things to Know for Friday The News & Observer
El Niño could bring more rain to Central Texas Austin American Statesman
>10 Things to Know for Friday Seattle Post
A picture for our times: In Red Square, Reagan stands near s The Washington Post
Tucson toddler's remains found in backyard toy chest; parent The Los Angeles Times
Ice storm costs South Carolina $360 million in timber The Los Angeles Times
Great Lakes’ ice cover could lead to flooding, chillier spri Buffalo News
Great Lakes ice cover could lead to floods and chillier weat Buffalo News
Lake Superior within reach of historic average water levels, Detroit news
City Administrator Archambo gets 3-year deal that will take Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Menomonee River Parkway opens for business Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
ZBB Energy rides green energy market wave, soars 150% since Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Women's football coming to U.S. Cellular Arena Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Out-of-the-way travel destinations worth discovering

Out-of-the-way travel destinations worth discovering

Cannabis (drug)

Colorado open for cannabis tourism

A Soldier assigned to Delta Company, 1st Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, conducts a presence patrol around the U.S. Consulate in Herat, Afghanistan, Jan. 5, 2014.

Security fears threaten US future in Afghanistan

Michigan farm worker dies after attack by bull Detroit Free Press
Va. ag, forestry exports hit record $2.85b in 2013 The Wichita Eagle
Twins see hope at shortstop with Danny Santana Star Telegram
26th Annual Lambda Literary Award Finalists The Examiner
Virginia agricultural exports hit record despite price decli Richmond Times Dispatch
Beef prices are soaring The State
Five states join Missouri’s challenge of egg law Kansas City Star
Bill to lower taxes on Nebraska farmland stalls The Miami Herald
SuperGeek @SXSW: Texas is open for business Business Journal
Aquaculture bill means changes for York oyster farming Daily Press
>Here's the $65 million plan for Pike Place Market Seattle Post
The most desirable used cars in Washington state The Examiner
As wildfire season nears, proposal to fund Colorado fleet st Denver Post
Not completely dead Ohio
Other states join Missouri's challenge of egg law STL Today
Other states join Missouri’s challenge of egg law The Washington Times
Dewhurst campaign faces uphill climb Star Telegram
Bill to lower taxable value of Neb. ag-land stalls The Washington Times
Rejoice, spoon-lickers: Eating raw dough unlikely to cause s Denver Post
Aurora supporters look forward to backyard chickens this sum Denver Post

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