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Murkowski Rips Border Crossing Fee Proposal

By Office of Senator Murkowski on May 28, 2013   National  

Murkowski Rips Border Crossing Fee Proposal

WASHINGTON, DC — Senator Lisa Murkowski Friday voiced her concerns over the wide range of harmful consequences Alaska and other border states would suffer if a proposed border-crossing fee becomes a reality for vehicle and even pedestrian traffic – from restricting tourism and trade to greatly limiting access to shopping, dining, and attending religious service.

News Agency Reports Chinese Hackers Steal Blueprints of Australia's New Spy Headquarters

By Staff on May 28, 2013   World  

News Agency Reports Chinese Hackers Steal Blueprints of Australia's New Spy Headquarters

It was reported by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that Chinese hackers had located and stolen the blueprints for the $630 million spy agency headquarters that is nearing completion in Canberra.

UPDATED: I-5 Bridge over Skagit River Collapses taking Cars and People with it

By Staff on May 23, 2013   National  

UPDATED: I-5 Bridge over Skagit River Collapses taking Cars and People with it

This evening, Mount Vernon would suffer a catastrophe on the Skagit River as the four-lane I-5 bridge collapsed in the river taking cars and people with it.

North Korea Sends First High-Level Envoy to China This Year Amid Cooling Relations

By Staff on May 22, 2013   World  

North Korea Sends First High-Level Envoy to China This Year Amid Cooling Relations

For the first time this year, and for the first time since China's change of leadership, a high-ranking North Korean official has made a visit to its neighbor and largest trading partner.

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