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MORNING BRIEFING: Why is Gingrich giving up? We're not saved yet

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Kooetnai County Commissioners cut bus service (CdA Press) 

Spokane River thinks about flooding (KREM)  

Browne's Addition needs a safe word (Spovangelist) 

Thereabouts

After months of irrelevance, Gingrich leaves prez race (WashPo) 

White orca visits Wash. from Alaska (Seattle Times) 

Justices seem sympathetic to AZ immigration law (NYT)  

Newt Gingrich, Moon President

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