Trump calls wall negotiations a waste of time, Restaurant Week menus launch, and other headlines

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Fire fight
The City Council and the mayor continue to disagree over whether to support the tax that would pay for firefighters and police officers. (Spokesman-Review)

Bully for them
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To be fair, her letter did use the F word a lot
The University of Idaho meth-threat-professor battle deepens. (Spokesman-Review)

Booker tees up on Washington
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, senator, former mayor, avid snow-shoveler is running for President. (Washington Post)

Attention deficit president
Trump is bored negotiating over the wall, calling it a waste of time. (New York Times)

Survey says?
The InsideHigherEd survey is no longer asking about free speech on college campuses. Bad move, says the conservative. National Review.