Chihuahua shot and euthanized spurs reward for tips
A tan and white Chihuahua shot with a pellet gun and left in East Garden Village on U.S. 50 was euthanized four days later after spinal injuries. A $1,000 reward fund seeks tips to identify the shooter. Police and Crime Stoppers urged witnesses to come forward as animal cruelty grows into a felony in Kansas.
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East Garden Village
U.S. Highway 50
Wichita
Magnum
Kansas
Humane Society
Chihuahua
Hamas Leader Vows Resistance Until Occupation Ends
Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh of Hamas declares that Palestinians will not lay down their weapons until Israeli forces evacuate occupied land and justice, security, and peace are achieved, signaling continued confrontation amid stalled talks.
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Ismail Haniyeh
Hamas
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First Amendment Nongress Text
The excerpt states the core First Amendment restrictions on government action. It enumerates establishment and free exercise clauses, free speech and press protections, and the rights to assembly and petition. It reflects fundamental limits on state power over religion and expression.
Paper trail bill heads to House action in 2008 election
The Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2007 aims to require a verifiable paper trail for touch screen voting but faces fierce pushback from state and local election officials. Critics call it overly prescriptive and costly, risking chaotic polls and underfunded federal mandates.
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Florida
Zoe Lofgren
California
Rush Holt
New Jersey
National Association of Secretaries of State
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National Association of Counties
Congress
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American Association of People With Disabilities
People For
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House
Vern Ehlers
Michigan
GOP
Holt
Election Center
Doug Lewis
Lewis
Farm voice on immigration reform and the labor crunch
An orchardist argues that without immigrant farm workers, organic heirloom peaches and raisins cannot reach markets. He warns a labor shortage threatens crops, prompts mechanization, and calls for legal status for undocumented workers while stressing fair conditions and a social contract in farming.
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California
Slicing through market baloney and ownership myths
A veteran critic argues the stock market is driven by big money and foreign capital, not the real economy. He decries stock options and CEO perks, contrasts modern corporates with Henry Ford, and warns that stock ownership is an urban myth while debt, inequality, and outsourcing threaten America's future.
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United States
Edward Ball
Ball
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Florida
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