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Adrian Dominguez officially resigned from the Police Ombudsman Commission Wednesday, but he did not go quietly. (Inlander)

A Sprague teenager pleaded guilty to kidnapping a local toddler. (Spokesman-Review)

The Ironman Coeur d'Alene triathlon is moving to August next year, and there will be a new triathlon in its traditional weekend. (Inlander)

Hoopfest released its brackets for 2015. (KREM)

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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, once again, rejecting the argument of a conservative group that only people in states who set up their own health care exchanges should get federal subsidies for health care. (Washington Post)

President Obama teamed up with Republicans to get the trade legislation he wanted, but at what cost? (New York Times)

Ben Affleck took down another franchise—this time his performance got PBS's Finding Your Roots suspended. (BBC)

The Boston Marathon bomber was sentenced to death Wednesday, and finally spoke to his victims. (CNN)