Footage showed people running and seeking cover as the gunmen strode through halls of the Iranian parliament building in Tehran, firing their weapons and hitting at least one person.
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Two Canton women accused of trying to kill elderly woman with drug overdose
CANTON: Two Stark County women are accused of trying to murder an elderly woman through a drug overdose.
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A Special Prosecutor . . . For What?
So, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself. Great
Just one question: From what?
Yes, yes, Sessions is a good and decent man. He is a scrupulous lawyer who cares about his reputation. Thus, in stark contrast to Obama administration attorneys general, he strictly applied — I’d say he hyper-applied — the ethical standard that calls on a lawyer to recuse himself from a matter in which his participation as counsel would create the mere appearance of impropriety. The standard is eminently sensible because the legitimacy of our judicial system depends not only on its actually being on the up and up but on its being perceived as such.
If it looks like you’re conflicted, you step aside, period. Simple, right? Well . . .
Much as I admire our AG’s virtue (and…
Cracked iPhone screen help guide: How five repair options stack up
ABC News(NEW YORK) — As millions of Americans damaged their smartphones, the cellphone repair industry reported $4 billion in revenue last year
There are tons of repair options out there for fixing a cracked screen and ABC News’ Good Morning America teamed up with the technology gadget website, The Wirecutter, to see how some stacked up.
We looked at five options for fixing a phone:
1. Do-it-yourself kit
3. Local repair/”mom and pop” shop
4. Mobile repair service that comes to you
5. Mall kiosk
1. Cost
4. Guarantee of workmanship
ABC’s Becky Worley had five iPhone 6s with cracked screens and brought one to each repair option without disclosing that she was a reporter from ABC News. The Wirecutter’s senior editor, Dan Frakes, examined all of Worley’s phones to evaluate the fixes.…
Mayoral challenger calls out Gregerson
Matthews pledges to restore ethics, integrity to non-partisan position
By Nicholas Johnson | May 24, 2017
Candidate Dan Matthews, left, filed at the last minute Friday, May 19, to challenge Mayor Jennifer Gregerson in this year's Nov. 7 general election
Dan Matthews says he’s challenging Mayor Jennifer Gregerson out of disgust at how she has politicized the office
“My plan is to run a respectful and courteous race,” he said. “My concern is that historically my opponent has done neither – unethically laundering partisan dollars and using a political consultant who has a clear record of torching and trashing their adversaries and inventing dirt where none exists.”
For her part, Gregerson said she, too, plans to…
Kamiak sophomore wins 4 events
Courtesy of: Jen Dumas
Simone Dumas-Guzman, a sophomore at Kamiak High School, took first place in her age group in the beam, vault, bars and all-around events at the Washington State Optional Championships March 17-20 in Vancouver. Dumas-Guzman, a Level 8 gymnast, also took third in the floor event and was fourth across all age groups. She was one of eight gymnasts selected to represent Washington at the Region 2 Championships April 7-9 in Boise, Idaho.
