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All your 'The Base' Are belong to Jason Wilson
The Guardian's Jason Wilson reveals who the neo-Nazi leader who bought a bunch of property in Ferry County is. (The Guardian)

The sweet taste of raw sewage
The Trump administration is loosening requirements for cities to keep sewage out of rivers. (New York Times)

Ah, the lil' guy's plum tuckered out
What snoozing Jim Risch tells us about how seriously Republicans are taking impeachment. (Spokesman-Review)

Impeachment arguments continue
House impeachment managers argue that Trump has obstructed Congress. (Washington Post)

Restored energy
Cathy McMorris Rodgers wants to be a leader of the House Energy and Commerce committee.  (Spokesman-Review)
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