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  1. Are Americans as Violent as They Seem?

    While the US has a high rate of gun ownership and gun violence, research suggests that violent behavior is relatively rare in everyday life.

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  2. Roger O. Cranville: Donald Trump broke America and Canada apart

    Canada and US were allies for decades, but tensions rose over trade and immigration

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  3. Reports say US moving South Korea defenses to Middle East; Guam officials say no word locally

    US military shifting air and missile defense systems from Guam to Middle East, amid reports of similar move for South Korea and region.

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  4. 'No friends but the mountains.' Kurds want Trump's help for Iran ground war

    US refusal to send ground troops to aid Kurds in Iran; Kurds seek Trump's personal intervention; White House says ground troops not part of the plan

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  5. Trump’s war on diplomacy didn’t just happen overnight

    The Trump administration's approach to diplomacy is marked by a consistent disregard for international agreements and institutions.

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  6. Letters to the Editor - Trump retirement proposal; licenses; Senate candidates; City Hall

    Trump proposes retirement plan, Senate candidates face scrutiny, City Hall's proposed changes raise questions

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  7. Letter: Freedom to express viewpoint imperative

    Iowa law allows teachers to express their viewpoint in the classroom but the views expressed in the classroom must be balanced with an objective presentation of controversial topics.

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  8. Reporter Does Actual Journalism on Citizen Who Was 'Detained by ICE' for Two Days

    A local journalist spent 48 hours in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after being detained by ICE officers, sparking concerns about press freedom.

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  9. ‘It just went boom’: Maui couple watches stream erode home during storm

    Maui couple's home destroyed during storm

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  10. Iran’s FM Slams US for Relying on Others to Protect Strait of Hormuz

    Iran urges regional countries to push out US forces from the Strait of Hormuz, criticizes Washington's efforts as ineffective.

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  12. Trump's credibility crisis deepens as Pentagon contradicts president on war's status daily

    President Trump's Pentagon contradicts him on the status of the Iran war, creating a credibility crisis with inconsistent messaging.

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  13. Sunshine Week highlights public right to government transparency

    Sunshine Week aims to promote government transparency

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  14. SAVE Act, others bills would restrict ballot access, McLean County League of Women Voters says

    Illinois Senate passes bill to restrict voter ID requirements

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  15. Dublin approves entire warrant at annual town meeting

    Dublin approves entire warrant at annual town meeting

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  16. WHAT'S ON THE AGENDA: Board of Supervisors to hold meeting on Monday, March 16

    Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting

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  17. Jay Casbon: The Grace of Later Things

    Growing older in America is no longer a quiet footnote in the national story — it has become one of its central chapters.

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  18. 30 years of helping others

    Jeanne Enright has spent 30 years volunteering at the Livonia Public Library.

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  19. Bloomington announces return of Youth Enrichment Program

    Bloomington is reviving its Youth Enrichment Program to offer local youth a behind-the-scenes look at city government.

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  20. Pakistan’s president says Afghan Taliban attacks on civilians crossed a ‘red line’

    Pakistan's president says the Taliban's drone attacks crossed a red line

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  21. Quorum Court to consider expanding Board of Equalization

    Quorum Court to consider expanding Board of Equalization

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  22. The White House’s 'memeification' of war with Iran sparks scrutiny

    White House uses memes to promote Iran war

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  23. ‘I’m glad I’m not on the ballot’: Senate GOP worries about its midterm edge

    GOP lawmakers face concerns about losing their midterm edge

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  24. Paul Hammel: 'SAVE America Act' is a solution in search of a problem

    The SAVE America Act, a proposed bipartisan bill, aims to address the rising cost of prescription drugs in the US.

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  25. Dear Annie: I always say ‘family first’, even from 600 miles away; then I found out where I stand

    I'm using technology to stay connected with my family despite the distance.

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  26. BILL LEWIS: Who's Next?

    Kim Jong Un's North Korea regime is reportedly facing a potential power vacuum after Venezuela's Maduro arrest.

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  27. Bridgman district voters to decide operating millage, bond proposal

    Voters will decide on school operating millage and bond proposal

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  28. Biteman hoping to build relationships in U.S. House

    Biteman announces run for U.S. House

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  29. Henry County updates GIS map site with mobile-friendly tools, more layers

    Henry County's GIS map site now features mobile-friendly tools and additional layers for easier access to property and planning data.

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  30. Sites on island key to Iran oil exports struck

    US bombs Iranian military sites on key island

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  31. Cranberry ordinances address ATVs, township manager

    ATV ordinances proposed for public review

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  32. Opinion: True fiscal conservatism

    Elon Musk's leadership on cost-cutting is being mischaracterized.

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  33. Guest Opinion: Indiana must improve its infant health report card scores

    Indiana's infant mortality rate remains high, with 9.4 infant deaths per 100,000 live births in 2020, ranking 33rd among states.

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  34. Brian Howey: Indiana Senate Republicans face Trump retribution

    Indiana Senate Republicans face potential backlash from Donald Trump following his criticism of the state's election integrity measures.

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  35. Letters for Saturday, March 14, 2026

    Debt levels hit record high, surpassing $5 trillion

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  36. NYS DEC 'open burning' rules: What you can and cannot burn, and when

    You can burn certain types of vegetation, including dead wood, brush, and yard trimmings, but not certain types of materials like leaves, grass, or agricultural products. You can also burn certain types of debris, including wood and construction materials, but not tires, rubber, or plastics. Burning is prohibited in certain areas, including wetlands and during fire restrictions.

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  37. Counterfeit Cop: Dem Jasmine Crockett’s Security Officer Gunned Down by SWAT Team in Dallas

    A Dallas police officer was killed by a suspect who was being chased by a SWAT team, mistakenly identifying her as a suspect in a counterfeit operation.

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  38. Where is the mayor on street safety?

    Mayor's office silent on street safety concerns.

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