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Charlie Wilson and the political uses of being a 'character.'
The legendary Texas Congressman, who died this week, was an example of how much you can get away with when regarded as "a rascal, but our rascal."
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No child left inside: Obama, Congress trying to open doors
President Obama's budget proposes putting money into educating kids about the outdoors. And Congress is trying to get children to put down the electronic devices and go enjoy nature. But kids are now plugged in more than seven hours daily.
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Why White Center and Seattle need each other
City council majorities have long opposed annexations. Some residents of nearby communities will tell you, sometimes bluntly, they dislike the idea of joining the city. But there are good reasons to hope the diverse neighborhood of White Center joins the city.
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