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MB: Nice police, dry Idaho, and Hastert's foibles

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HERE

The sheriff doesn't believe that police militarization is happening in Spokane County. (Bloglander) 

Charter schools are worried about state rule changes. (Spokesman-Review)

Idaho officials were told that their Capitol update didn't include the necessary disability accommodations. (Spokesman-Review)

Idaho is in a drought (KREM)

THERE

Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert has been indicted for mysterious reasons. (Washington Post)

An American wore a wire to help bring down corrupt FIFA officials. (Washington Post)

More controversy over the Clinton Foundation's donations. (New York Times)

The Chinese are spreading their artillery onto key islands. (New York Times)

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The Village Voice and The Dissolve think they know what the problem with Cameron Crowe movies is. 

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