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IRS, U.S. Banks at Odds Over $1 Billion in Tax Credits From Barclays Deals

By Financial Times, Jeff Gerth, ProPublica, Vanessa Houlder and Megan Murphy on Sep 26, 2011   National  

IRS, U.S. Banks at Odds Over $1 Billion in Tax Credits From Barclays Deals

U.S. District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of Minnesota is an educated man. He earned his law degree from Harvard, won a coveted clerkship for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and taught the law for more than a decade before joining the bench in 2006.

The Hidden Hands in Redistricting: Corporations and Other Powerful Interests

By Jeff Larson and Lois Beckett-ProPublica, Olga Pierce on Sep 26, 2011   Politics  

The Hidden Hands in Redistricting: Corporations and Other Powerful Interests

Their names suggest selfless dedication to democracy. Fair Districts Mass. Protect Your Vote. The Center for a Better New Jersey. And their stated goals are unarguable: In the partisan fight to redraw congressional districts, states should stick to the principle of one person, one vote.

Begich Welcomes Relief from No Child Left Behind

By Office of Senator Begich on Sep 26, 2011   State  

Begich Welcomes Relief from No Child Left Behind

Continuing a push for an education policy that respects the uniqueness and variety of Alaska’s classrooms, U.S. Senator Mark Begich is urging the State of Alaska to apply for a waiver to the burdensome and broken No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).

Kodiak De Havilland Otter Was Looking for Wildlife when it Clipped Tree and Crashed

By Staff on Sep 26, 2011   State  

Kodiak De Havilland Otter Was Looking for Wildlife when it Clipped Tree and Crashed

KODIAK, ALASKA-This Friday evening, just before 8 pm, a De Havilland Otter, tail number N361TT, operated by Paklook Air and flown by 49-year-old James Andie, crashed on a return trip from Old Harbor, where they had dropped off freight and passengers. The crash occurred approximately five minutes out from the airport in Kodiak near Heitman […]

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