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December 30, 2018
Coventry's biggest crime stories of 2018 - Coventry Live
Mel Weinberg: The Conman Who Flipped - POLITICO
It's a 'There But for the Grace of God' Book - Wheeling Intelligencer
Top news stories of 2018: Murder, industry, education, weather make headlines - Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper | Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper - Natchez Democrat
Fact check: Trump garbles Syria story, poverty record - Sauk Prairie Eagle

Coventry's biggest crime stories of 2018 - Coventry Live

Coventry Live
24-hour siege Paul Messam was wanted for two vicious attacks on his girlfriend when he barricaded himself inside a house for 24 hours. When police arrived at the home in Holbrooks, Messam threw furniture and a large vase at them, and also swung a metal pole which injured one of the officers.
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Mel Weinberg: The Conman Who Flipped - POLITICO

POLITICO
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It's a 'There But for the Grace of God' Book - Wheeling Intelligencer

Wheeling Intelligencer
C. J. Plogger is a native of Colorado who answered a call from the Church of God in Moundsville, W.Va., and later “moonlighted” as a tour guide at the old West Virginia Penitentiary there.
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Top news stories of 2018: Murder, industry, education, weather make headlines - Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper | Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper - Natchez Democrat

Natchez Democrat
Top news stories of 2018: Murder, industry, education, weather make headlines - Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper | Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper  Natchez DemocratRetaliatory gang murders, new industries, the closing of a long-established school and a fire at a historic building are just some of the top news stories that ...
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Fact check: Trump garbles Syria story, poverty record - Sauk Prairie Eagle

Sauk Prairie Eagle
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FBI encountering more money mules entangled in scams - The Columbus Dispatch
"house judiciary committee" - Google News: It's time to put aside petty personal grievances and protect Americans - Las Vegas Sun
"house judiciary committee" - Google News: Carl P. Leubsdorf: Another year, more predictions - Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel
"house judiciary committee" - Google News: This Latino congressman should have asked Santa for a new set of manners - Chicago Daily Herald
Trump to scrap Obama law stopping coal plants poisoning air with mercury - The Independent

FBI encountering more money mules entangled in scams - The Columbus Dispatch

The Columbus Dispatch
WASHINGTON — The email caught the executive at a small company by surprise one morning in 2016. The company's owner — or so the executive thought — was requesting a money transfer to pay for supplies from a new vendor.
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"house judiciary committee" - Google News: It's time to put aside petty personal grievances and protect Americans - Las Vegas Sun

FBI from Michael_Novakhov (25 sites)
Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018 | 2 a.m. View more of the Sun's opinion section When the U.S. House goes back to work this week under its new Democratic majority, one of its priorities should be to right a reprehensible wrong committed by a departing Republican on his way out the door.
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"house judiciary committee" - Google News: Carl P. Leubsdorf: Another year, more predictions - Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel

FBI from Michael_Novakhov (25 sites)
Last year, we correctly foresaw Democratic capture of the House, re-election of Gov. Greg Abbott and Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, and a Las Vegas-Washington Stanley Cup final, but missed Republican retention of the Senate and the Caps’ victory.
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"house judiciary committee" - Google News: This Latino congressman should have asked Santa for a new set of manners - Chicago Daily Herald

FBI from Michael_Novakhov (25 sites)
Ever wonder what members of Congress get for Christmas? I hope that Luis Gutierrez got a new set of manners. Because, based on how he conducted himself at a hearing a few days before the holiday, he doesn't have any.
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Trump to scrap Obama law stopping coal plants poisoning air with mercury - The Independent

The Independent
Environmentalists are up in arms over moves by Donald Trump’s administration to ease restrictions on coal power plants that would allow mercury and other toxins to be released into the air.
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