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International and domestic news is all on the table for you this morning as we open up the phone lines. Also, send us a tweet. Or post your comment on facebook. Or send us an email. We will get back to that New York Times story. First, some other headlines on the domestic front. Here is the Washington Times. Also, sticking with the senate, the Baltimore Sun reporting this headline in politics, here is the denver post open phones before the first 30 minutes. We have a short show because the house is coming in at 9 00. Steve in gaithersburg, maryland, a republican caller. Caller host when did th...

That measure provides for no offset it according to the joint committee on taxation making the credit permanent would cause 155 billion over ten years. Buy now or certainly members will consider a measure that will expand funding for charter schools. Coverage of the house is always over on cspan. The senate wrapping up yesterday. They will continue consideration of an energy bill that would provide incentives for Energy Efficient manufacturing and also to promote Energy Savings and buildings. The leaders are still trying to hash out an agreement that would get that legislation to a final vote ...

The coast, it is just a matter of putting the pieces back together. You dont know exactly how much wind is going to come in behind it. That scared us. Sandra officials there one that the danger is far from ove over. Will continue to assess the damage. Reporting live from tallahassee, florida. What are you seeing there . Obviously a lot of destruction. A lot of destruction. Youve got the power trucks up and down the streets. It is crashing down. 1 of hundreds across the city we have seen so far. We call it tree town usa. There was more than 111,000 without power this morning. More than twice th...

Amid graduation season, Connecticut experts are advising the public to avoid releasing balloons, as hundreds end up in the Long Island Sound each year.

Scientists discovered microplastics in sediment that predated the explosive production of plastic in the 1950s.