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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2015
Page
7
The reality competition faces an early shakeup as initial contestants exit the show. Reactions from fans and critics pour in as photographers capture moments of surprise and change during the season’s debut.
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Analysis by the Storefront Safety Council and Rob Reiter highlights 60 plus daily crashes into commercial and public buildings. CAREY and A. Gonzalez report for USA TODAY, detailing common causes and safety implications for restaurants, shops, offices, and other sites nationwide.
Heidi Cruz described as a smart businesswoman. Ted Cruz, 44, announced his 2016 Republican presidential run, skipping exploratory steps, citing a need for a new generation of courageous conservatives. He spoke at Liberty University after a 30 second Twitter video, with Rand Paul and Marco Rubio expected to follow.
The piece details Iran backed gains across Yemen where Houthi rebels seized Taiz and ousted Hadi, in Iraq where Shiite militias push Islamic State back with Tehran support, and in Syria where Assad consolidates power aided by Iran and Hezbollah. U S advisers evacuated earlier amid growing Iranian influence. The report cites analysts warning of a shifting regional balance and a lack of coherent U S strategy.
The Supreme Court will not hear a major challenge to Wisconsin’s strict photo ID law, a setback for civil rights groups who say it disenfranchises hundreds of thousands lacking proper identification. The decision shifts attention to Texas and leaves eight states with mandatory photo IDs, including Georgia and North Carolina.
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