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Released Jan. 6 report cites FBI missteps before the attack on Capitol

The FBI properly shared the intelligence it gathered before the Jan. 6, 2021 riots with relevant law enforcement agencies, but made some missteps that may have hampered preparations for the violent and chaotic attack on the U.S. Capitol that day, according to a report released Thursday from the Justice Department’s inspector general.
News >  Agriculture

Spreading the word about pears, Washington’s ‘forgotten’ fruit

Dec. 12—After Northwest pear growers endured their worst harvest in nearly 40 years this fall, some good news and optimism for the future was needed — and provided — at the Washington State Tree Fruit Association's annual meeting. The gathering, held Monday through Wednesday in Yakima alongside the Northwest Horticulture Expo, gave pear growers a chance to share what works in pest control, ...
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FAA chief Michael Whitaker to step down Jan. 20

Michael Whitaker, head of the Federal Aviation Administration, said he will step down from his post Jan. 20, the latest high-profile official to announce his departure ahead of the incoming Trump administration.
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Kari Lake to lead Voice of America, Trump says

President-elect Donald Trump announced Wednesday night that Kari Lake, a former TV news anchor who has lost bids for Senate and for governor in Arizona, will be appointed to lead the Voice of America.
News >  Pacific NW

Washington spot named among top places in world to see bioluminescence by Lonely Planet

Dec. 12—Washington residents don't have to travel far to see bioluminescence. The phenomenon that causes floating microorganisms in the water to light up when the surface is disturbed can be found around the state's shores and waters. But one spot in the state has been named among the best in the world for viewing bioluminescence, according to Lonely Planet. On Dec. 11, the travel guide ...
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MTV, Fox News stars abound as Trump taps television for Cabinet

A former Fox News host who once hurled an ax and struck a band member on set is tapped to lead the Pentagon. A star of MTV's "Real World" may oversee U.S. transportation policy and a TV doctor who hawks miracle cures may oversee the government's biggest health care program.