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MORNING BRIEF: Drownings, stabbings and the "Screwed Generation"

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Around here

An 18-year-old University of Idaho freshman drowned over the weekend on a fraternity camping trip (SR) 

Wildfires are everywhere, and they're not slowing down any time soon (KXLY) 

A man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed in the neck Sunday afternoon (KREM)

Out there 

College debt. National debt. Unemployment. Are today's young people the "Screwed Generation?" This guy thinks so (NPR) 

The ol' "Are you better off?" question catches up with the Obama campaign (Chicago Tribune) 

Aid to Egypt? Soon, we promise (NYT) 

Not exactly Pig Out

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