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9 Min Read KELSO, Wa (Reuters) - Speaking before a crowd of mostly maskless, white and older voters in this rural Washington county south of Seattle, four Republicans last week made their case for trying to unseat Jaime Herrera Beutler, a Republican congresswoman who voted to impeach Donald Trump for inciting a mob that attacked the Capitol. Heidi St. John, a Republican who has joined the race to unseat U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler in 2022 in Washington's third congressional district, speaks to voters at the Cowlitz County Republican Party headquarters in Kelso, Washington, U.S., March 9, ...

The area itself, they depend a lot on tourism. on one hand they don't want people to feel like it's not safe to come visit. on the other hand, it does feel like it's a local against somebody from the outside and that's the fear amongst the defense. >> that totally makes sense, especially because they didn't get the crucial piece of documentation and it went to the media first. there's a concern about whether that's going to continue to happen. also just in and guyette you have a right to a trial by jury so we're going to see of whether he waves that right and then it would just be one person, ...

Early test results suggest it was no stroke or heart attack or aneurysm. it was poison. the preliminary autopsy revealed she died of cyanide poisoning. the source close to the investigation says the levels in her system were enough to make her collapse in 30 seconds. but how did she get it? police looked at three possibilities. suicide, accident, or murder. dr. klein's parents say their daughter would never have killed herself. she had too much to live for. there was even talk of having another child. so i picked up the phone and called deborah bloom. she wrote the book on poison, the poisoner...

Robert ferante, called 911 to say that he thought his wife was having a stroke. dr. klein was rushed to her own hospital, where she died three days later. early test results suggest it was no stroke or heart attack or aneurysm. it was poison. the preliminary autopsy revealed she died of cyanide poisoning. the source close to the investigation says the levels in her system were enough to make her collapse in 30 seconds. but how did she get it? police looked at three possibilities. suicide, accident, or murder. dr. klein's parents say their daughter would never have killed herself. she had too m...

The source close to the investigation says the levels in her system were enough to make her collapse in 30 seconds. but how did she get it? police looked at three possibilities. suicide, accident, or murder. dr. klein's parents say their daughter would never have killed herself. she had too much to live for. there was even talk of having another child. so i picked up the phone and called deborah bloom. she wrote the book on poison, the poisoner's handbook. how likely is it to be an accident? >> i'd say extremely rare. >> reporter: cyanide is so deadly, bloom says, an amount the size of a baby ...