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MB: Teachers protest, a monument rises, and soccer gets its comeuppance

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HERE

A Q&A with the Spokane Education Association president on today's teacher walkout. (Spokesman-Review)

Local businesses open their doors for the kids whose parents may be working today, despite school being canceled. (KREM)

A victim of a fatal shooting at a tattoo parlor on Tuesday was a teenager. (Spokesman-Review)

THERE

Turkmenistan's leader gets a sweet new 69-foot monument to himself. (Washington Post)

What the trial of an American citizen in Iran will hinge on. (New York Times)

Dust off your sweater vest: Rick Santorum is running for president again. (ABC News)

OUT OF BOUNDS

Nine FIFA officials are arrested by the U.S. Department of Justice in Switzerland. Here's John Oliver's popular take on why FIFA is so awful: (HBO)  

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