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Diddy Wants Some Claims Dismissed in Sex Assault Suit: Docs
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Dan Rather Returns to CBS News After Nearly Two Decades Away
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Senate GOP Approves Earmark Ban

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:14PM EDT / Published Nov. 17, 2010 8:33AM EST

Senator Lisa Murkowski may be on pace to win re-election, but her job as senator from Alaska—home, once, to the “Bridge from Nowhere”—just got harder: The Senate GOP has voted to ditch budget earmarks. However, the two-year moratorium is not binding. Supporters of the ban from both parties will push for a floor vote to make it binding. The House GOP is expected to adopt a similar policy on Thursday.

Read it at Los Angeles Times