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Good morning. Its thursday, august 24th. It has been a week of whiplash from the president of the United States. Yesterday he delivered a measured speech from teleprompters to the American Legion in reno, nevada. It came one day after his whield and freewheeling performance in arizona in which he stewed his grievances over charlottesville and shifted blame for his administrations dysfunction, blame being the immediate opposition in washington. That came after another state speech on his afghanistan policy monday night creating a jarring contrast in style and disposition. Take a look. We cannot...

Im ana cabrera. New action and unity from congress the goal punish russia for meddling in the election. If passed, it would give congress unprecedented ability to block the Trump Administration from easing sanctions on russia. The white house had initially opposed a key section of this bill that would limit the president s ability to ability unilaterally on the sanctions. We dont often hear these words bipartisan agreement and congress in the same sentence. Whats next for this bill . Tell us about it. Reporter thats right. House and Senate Negotiators came to an agreement this morning on a bil...

Fez fed ra si. The president may not have spoken but he is not keeping quiet on twitter, to say the least. Things posted, things deleted, whats going on . Reporter good morning, kate. The president , yesterday, delivered that address from the white house by teleprompter, a carefully scripted response to the events of the weekend in charlottesville, a much delayed response. Today, he is tweeting up a storm. It does not appear there is a teleprompter on his account. He was going a bit of a different message today than yesterday when he called the hate rally over the weekend repugnant. He called ...

Emporia State University has proposed to cut a campus fee to cut down on net student costs

Many students at the University of Kansas likely will see a 5% increase for tuition and fees next school year, as the Kansas Board of Regents received additiona