via AFP: French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Sunday blasted a planned EU-US trade treaty, saying the ambitious deal was against “EU interests”. “No free trade agreement should be concluded if it does not respect EU interests. Europe should be firm,” Valls told members of the governing Socialist Party, adding “France will be vigilant about […]
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The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a judge’s decision to force a teenager to write a letter of apology to a classmate he was convicted of sexually assaulting. The 17-year-old boy challenged the judge’s order as a violation of his free-speech rights, and in a 6-3 decision issued Thursday, the court agreed that compelled
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The United Kingdom’s stunning vote to leave the European Union was driven by much of the same sentiment that fueled Donald Trump’s insurgent march toward the Republican presidential nod: a rejection of economic globalization and the elites who favor it by those who feel left behind. Many economists warn that the British vote to leave
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Your Health Idaho is actively working to ensure that customers don’t see another delay in receiving a critical tax form needed to prove health coverage and avoid a tax penalty, said exchange officials on Friday. The state’s health insurance exchange failed this year to distribute the forms by the required Jan. 31 deadline. The exchange
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The housing prices in Moscow are artificially inflated due to the University of Idaho. The way to fix that will be intolerable to Moscow’s progressives. Moscow has the third highest cost of living in Idaho among cities, and Latah County has the fifth highest cost of living among counties in the state, says Randy Baukol,
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We’ll have to ask Moscow’s Intoleristas where he went to church. I’m sure they’ve investigated that. James Pressnall pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of sexually explicit images of minors in federal court in Coeur d’Alene, according to U.S. Attorney Wendy J. Olson. The 50-year-old Moscow man agreed to a plea agreement on the charge and faces
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Here go our taxes again! The Latah County Social Services Department requested additional funding Wednesday in its proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year to help with housing and utility costs during the temporary – and possibly permanent – closure of Sojourners’ Alliance. The department, which handles the county’s indigent needs by providing money for
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Adequacy of parking questioned for development of 154 residential units, three shops The vacant six acres of land on South Main Street across from Sweet Avenue is moving closer to becoming a dense, developed area. On Wednesday night, the Moscow Planning and Zoning Commission approved a Planned Unit Development for a mixed-use project that includes
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A group of residents upset with the Moscow School District not renewing the contract of wrestling coach Shane Needham are attempting to recall Dawn Fazio, who serves as the chair of MSD’s Board of Trustees. According to an unsigned petition given to the Daily News, the petitioners are seeking a recall because Fazio and the
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You mean like the videos of the anti-Trump supporters physically attacking people attending rallies? Or The Huffington Post saying that anti-Trump violence is fine? Democratic and Republican views of the opposing political party have sunk to such lows that many say their rivals make them feel afraid, a major public opinion poll released Wednesday found.
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More data for progressives who cry for scientific truth. The Holocene Thermal Optimum ended at different times in different parts of the world, but it had ended everywhere by 4,000 BP (BP here means the number of years before 2000) and the world began to cool. The timeline shown in Figure 1 shows the GISP2 Central Greenland ice core temperature
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We can only hope that to prove who the real hacker is, that they leak everything that they got their hands on. Better yet, wait to make it an October surprise! A war of words has erupted over whether the DNC hack was an act of espionage by the Russian government, between soundbite-ready security firm
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‘Computers accessing the internet can — and eventually will — be hacked,’ says Judge Henry Coke Morgan, Jr. The FBI did not need a warrant to hack a US citizen’s computer, according to a ruling handed down on Tuesday by Senior US District Court Judge Henry Coke Morgan, Jr. If the decision is upheld, it may have
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Homeland Security will use the info to vet travelers, even those who don’t need visas to enter. Someday, departure and arrival forms in the US might have a new section asking foreign nationals for their Facebook and Twitter accounts. The Department of Homeland Security has submitted a proposal to add a section in those forms
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Plagued for years by swirling rumors about its sexuality, soccer has finally come out, becoming the world’s first openly gay sport.
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A newspaper columnist is crying foul after a gun store rejected his application to purchase a firearm following a background check that uncovered his “admitted history of alcohol abuse, and a charge for domestic battery involving his wife.” “Gun manufacturers and the stores that sell them make their money in the dark,” the Chicago Sun-Times’ Neil Steinberg wrote in
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