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CHICAGO — A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Supreme Court members continue to disagree over how to run court.
SPARTA — Two Idaho men accused in the March 11 stabbing death of a Tomah man pleaded not guilty Friday during their arraignments.
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CHICAGO (AP) A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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CHICAGO (AP) — A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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A pensioner who has just turned 103 believes the secret to her long life is not watching television. Gertrude “Topsy” Hindley has missed seeing some of the world’s key events unfold because she has never owned a TV. Topsy, who used to work as a carer, said: “I’ve never had one. |
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Kentucky's Paul seeks 2016 payoff from civil liberties push ahead of second Senate showdown FILE - In this May 11, 2015 file photo, Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. acknowledges a cheering crowd as he introduced at a town hall meeting at the Loins Club hall with area residents, in Londonderry, N. |
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CHICAGO (AP) — A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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CHICAGO (AP) — A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. In a Friday interview between campaign stops in South Carolina, Paul said voters are encouraging him to continue fighting the National Security.... |
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By STEVE PEOPLES and TAMMY WEBBER Associated Press. CHICAGO (AP) - A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party.... |
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CHICAGO (AP) — A confident Rand Paul claimed new momentum Friday in his fight against government surveillance programs, just days ahead of his second Capitol Hill showdown in as many weeks. The Republican senator infuriated leaders in his own party last week by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. |
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