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Sanders, Buttigieg Lead Muddled Democratic Race

VOA News By Jim Malone The 2020 battle for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination is off to a fast though uncertain start, with strong showings in the first two contests by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Buttigieg narrowly won the most delegates in the Iowa caucus voting while Sanders […]readmore

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Sedans Take Backseat to SUVs, Trucks for American Buyers

VOA News By Kane Farabaugh CHICAGO – When Bill Walsh Jr.’s father began selling vehicles in the 1960s, customers visiting his Ottawa, Illinois, dealership preferred four-door sedans by the “big three” U.S. automakers — Ford, General Motors and Chrysler. “Those vehicles were really what everyone talked about,” Walsh said. “They were the main pivot point for the big three, […]readmore

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Parkland High School Quiet on Anniversary of Mass Shooting

VOA News By Esha Sarai, Saqib Ul Islam ARKLAND, FLORIDA – The week of Valentine’s Day 2020 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has been quiet. “I like to get out of town this time of year,” Felicia Burgin, an English teacher at the Parkland, Florida, school said. On Friday, students and teachers there will be offered their […]readmore

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Stone Sentencing Controversy Raises Doubts About DOJ’s Independence From Political

VOA News By Masood Farivar For decades, the U.S Justice Department has aspired to serve as a model law enforcement agency that largely operates independent of political influence. Federal prosecution decisions and sentencing recommendations have been made by career lawyers operating under strict rules of conduct, a rarity in countries with a weak rule of law.  Now […]readmore

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Democratic Presidential Candidates Soon to Face More Diverse Electorates

VOA News By Ken Bredemeier Democratic presidential challengers turned their focus Wednesday to the next two party nominating contests — in the western state of Nevada and in the southeastern state of South Carolina — in the marathon chase to pick a party nominee to face Republican President Donald Trump in the November national election.  In both states, Democratic candidates will face much more racially diverse electorates […]readmore

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Pawtucket Mayor Grebien Announces Funding Opportunities to Pawtucket Arts

PAWTUCKET – Mayor Donald R. Grebien announces two City grant programs, oneto support 501 (c) 3 art organizations to pay operating expenses andanother to bring free artistic and musical programming in September duringthe upcoming Pawtucket Arts Festival. «Pawtucket truly is Rhode Island’s creative community. By supporting ourarts community, we are able to bring quality programming […]readmore