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By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — The federal government is asking a court to “run roughshod” over the First Amendment after seizing electronic devices from a Washington Post reporter’s Virginia home last month, an attorney for the newspaper argued … Continued
Three years after massive crowds during the July 4th weekend caused three-hour traffic jams and gridlock stretching for miles at Yosemite National Park, the Trump administration has eliminated rules designed to limit crowds by requiring visitors to obtain reservations on … Continued
Monticello finished second in the Class A state gymnastics meet a year ago, and eagerly awaited another opportunity to compete with 2025 champion Detroit Lakes again this season. And then came the news in the offseason — Monticello had been … Continued
From its service counter to its pool tables, Michael Born began navigating the contours of his father’s Rice Street dive bar when he was just two years old. Over the decades, Born’s Bar drew its share of politicians and boxers, … Continued