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MORNING BRIEFING: The Fall of Moses

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Coeur d'Alene moves to add "sexual orientation" to its non-discrimination list. (SR)

Officer Tim Moses, tangled up in the Otto Zehm case, has been charged with making a false-statement. He resigned from the police department, and pleaded guilty, in exchange for not being charged with a felony. (SR)

Is a missing work glove a good reason to shoot a man? (KREM)

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Check out Boston Magazine's most recent cover. (The Atlantic)

Doctors say that charging cancer patients $100,000 a year for drugs is unacceptable. (NYT)

No, Bill Clinton says, he does not think he'll be asking George W. Bush to paint his portrait. (Salon)

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