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Cash-strapped North Carolina county awaits aid

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More questions on tap for proposed 3rd Connecticut casino

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Malloy asks AG to weigh in on ramifications of 3rd casino

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East Windsor approves casino development agreement

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In this Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017 photo, Mohegan Tribal Council Chairman Kevin Brown, left rear, and Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council Chairman Rodney Butler, right rear, listen as Mike Russo, foreground, voices opposition to a proposed casino during a public hearing in Windsor Locks, Conn. The tribes seek approval from the General Assembly to build a jointly owned casino in either East Windsor or Windsor Locks to help compete with the MGM Resorts International casino under construction in Springfield, Mass. (Jim Michaud/Journal Inquirer via AP)

Amid local enthusiasm, casino proposal faces challenges

By SUSAN HAIGH - Associated Press

Clydesdale rescued from Oregon mud pit

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It’s ‘Times Square or Bust!’ for 50 Bradenton seniors

By RICHARD DYMOND - Associated Press

In this image released by the Royal Mail on Wednesday April 20, 2016, Britain's Prince George stands on foam blocks during a photo shoot for the Royal Mail in the summer of 2015 in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace in London for a stamp sheet to mark the 90th birthday of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. The image features four generations of the Royal family, from left, Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince George and Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. (Ranald Mackechnie/Royal Mail via AP)

U.K.’s David Cameron hails ‘steadfast’ Queen Elizabeth II on her 90th birthday

By Martin Benedyk - Associated Press

BOOK REVIEW: ‘Princes at War: The Bitter Battle Inside Britain’s Royal Family in the Darkest of Days

By Muriel Dobbin

"If you read what the Supreme Court said" in a 2013 gay marriage case, Windsor v. United States, "there's really no other way for the Supreme Court to come out in the case that's up for argument on Tuesday," lawyer Ted Olson said on NBC's "Meet the Press." (Associated Press)

Gay marriage advocates expect Supreme Court to rule in their favor

By Valerie Richardson and Cheryl Wetzstein - The Washington Times

Kate Burns, left, one of the plaintiffs who challenged Colorado's 2006 voter-approved gay marriage ban, responds to questions during a news conference in Denver as attorney Mari Newman looks on after the U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear appeals from several states seeking to ban same-sex marriage. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

FEIN: Supreme Court chooses discretion over valor on same sex marriage

By Bruce Fein

Justice Anthony Kennedy

EDITORIAL: Supreme Court must restore states’ rights in defining marriage

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Illustration on judicial recognition of voters' rights to define marriage in the states by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

SCALISE & PERKINS: A choice for the people, not judicial tyrants

By Steve Scalise and Tony Perkins

Demonstrators stand outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Tuesday, March 26, 2013, where the court will hear arguments on California’s voter approved ban on same-sex marriage, Proposition 8. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

The Supreme Court’s other shoe

By John C. Eastman

FILE - This Sept. 15, 2013 file photo shows Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett speaking during a news conference in Harrisburg, Pa. Corbett publicly opposes the legalization of same-sex marriage. One after another and in sometimes evocative language, judges appointed by Republican and Democratic presidents are declaring it’s too late to turn back on the topic of same-sex marriage. The latest ruling, in Pennsylvania, was followed quickly by word from Republican Gov. Tom Corbett that he would not appeal and instead let the decision take effect. Corbett, who opposes gay and lesbian marriage, is facing a tough campaign for re-election this year. (AP Photo/Marc Levy, File)

String of legal wins bolsters same-sex marriage

By MARK SHERMAN and NICHOLAS RICCARDI - Associated Press

Aging infrastructure causes problems in valley

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Colorado 3A High School Track Results

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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson , Congressman Gary Peters, left, and Senator Debbie Stabenow talks with Michigan state and local officials during a news conference on Friday, May 2, 2014 in Detroit. Money is still being sought to fund a customs plaza for a planned $3.5 billion bridge between the United States and Windsor, Ontario, in Canada, Johnson said. The plaza is a vital part of the planned commuter bridge to span the Detroit River, linking Detroit to Windsor. The Canadian government is funding most of the bridge, expected to open in 2020. (AP Photo/Detroit News, Daniel Mears) DETROIT FREE PRESS OUT; HUFFINGTON POST OUT

Homeland Security chief tours US-Canada border

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Canadian author Alistair MacLeod dies at 77

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