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The madness of March continues with the Men's NCAA Tournament on Wednesday, March 18 with the second set of the First Four games in Dayton. That means the final two spots in the soon-to-be condensed ...

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Seattle police class action lawsuit proceeds, alleging years of poisoning at precinct Multiple Seattle police officers are moving forward with a proposed class action lawsuit against the city, ...

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