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new An event that falls somewhere between the 2016 Oregon standoff and the movie “Matrix” kicks off Thursday at the Spokane Convention Center with the premier of a movie honoring slain rancher LaVoy Finicum.

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Former Eastern Washington hoops star Bogdan Bliznyuk awaits his professional destination

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Rachel Dolezal makes first public court appearance on charges of felony welfare fraud

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Plenty of competitive fire left in the tanks of players in the Spokane Senior Softball League

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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Lisa Brown both say Trump correct in reversing family separation policy

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But the candidates disagreed on the next steps in Congress, with the House of Representatives set to vote on a pair of bills Thursday that have been forwarded by Republicans. They both have an unclear path in the Senate.

Shawn Vestal: The myth of the immigration ‘emergency’

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Shawn Vestal: The myth of the immigration ‘emergency’

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A faulty assumption has continually been employed to justify the current anti-immigrant zealotry, and it goes like this: We are being flooded with illegal immigrants. They are coming in an unstoppable wave. They are threatening our very way of life.

Local religious leaders approve reversal of family separation, say care of children fundamental to faith

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Local religious leaders approve reversal of family separation, say care of children fundamental to faith

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As President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday reversing his administration’s policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, local faith leaders said the policy of holding children, some of whom are seeking asylum, is morally wrong.

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Boeing wins big freighter jet order as FedEx bets on continued air cargo recovery

Detained on bus ride that went through Spokane intermodal center, Mexican national files $75,000 claim against Border Protection

Rachel Dolezal makes first public court appearance on charges of felony welfare fraud

Gov. Jay Inslee announces emergency state funding for nonprofit providing immigration legal services

Plenty of competitive fire left in the tanks of players in the Spokane Senior Softball League

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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Lisa Brown both say Trump correct in reversing family separation policy

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Local religious leaders approve reversal of family separation, say care of children fundamental to faith

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