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Friday, April 26, 2013

MORNING BRIEFING: Planes and Drones, Guns and Gays

Posted By Daniel Walters on Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 9:42 AM

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A new Washington state bill, supported by Spokane Valley's Sen. Mike Padden, would allow religious couples to refuse service to certain people because of their religion. Like, say, florists can refuse to serve same-sex couples. (AP)

How do you know if your house is haunted?* *By meth. (KXLY)

Moses Lake could be a key part of the droneospace industry. (SR)

Former Police Chief Scott Stephens is getting paid $120,000 to just leave already. (SR)

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Our long national nightmare of airplane delays is nearing an end. (Washington Post)

Another shot at gun control. (NYT)

Poker, the Russian mob, and an innocent ambassador. Interested yet? (Atlantic)

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