Monday, July 10, 2017

Trump Jr. met with Russian for Clinton dirt, ID's new area code, and morning headlines

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From Russia, with Love
The New York Times this weekend reported that Donald Trump Jr. met with a Kremlin-tied Russian lawyer in June 2016 on the promise that the lawyer had damaging information on Hillary Clinton. Ironically, the woman "stated that she had information that individuals connected to Russia were funding the Democratic National Committee and supporting Mrs. Clinton," Trump Jr. said in a statement to the Times, but he says it became clear she didn't have evidence, and instead wanted to talk about allowing Americans to adopt Russian children. (NYT)
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Idahoans will soon have to remember another area code and dial all 10 digits when making calls.


More people, more digits
Idaho is getting a new area code, which means the state's residents won't be able to assume everyone has a 208 in front of their number and will have to start dialing 10 digits in August, the Coeur d'Alene Press reports. The new code, 986, will start being assigned to people in September. (CDA PRESS)

Come rain, sleet or snow, but not threats
Some Spokane residents haven't been getting their mail delivered since mid-June due to threats to their mail carrier, the Spokesman-Review reports in an in-depth feature today. (S-R)

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Samantha Wohlfeil covers the environment, rural communities and cultural issues for the Inlander. Since joining the paper in 2017, she's reported how the weeks after getting out of prison can be deadly, how some terminally ill Eastern Washington patients have struggled to access lethal medication, and other sensitive...