49 people killed in New Zealand massacre, North Idaho politicians have a bad week, and other headlines

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IN OTHER NEWS...

Filthy lucre?
Did a Idaho Rep. John Green (R-Post Falls) help a Texas couple evade taxes when they sold their gold coins? (Spokesman-Review)

Maybe he only goes where he isn't wanted
Young America’s Foundation would stop at nothing to get Ben Shapiro to speak at Gonzaga — until the school actually wanted to let him. (Spokesman-Review)

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New Zealand mass shooting
A mass shooting at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, leaves 49 dead. (New York Times)

Congress stands up to Trump
Both houses of Congress have condemned Trump's emergency resolution. (New York Times)

A very Florida story
How a sleazy spa owner infiltrated Mar-a-Lago. (Washington Post)