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Month: February 2020

Bloomberg campaign looks to seize on Iowa chaos

Michael Bloomberg‘s campaign sees an opening in the Iowa chaos. Bloomberg’s campaign now has more than 2,100 people on staff, including 1,700 people in 40 states and 400 people in the campaign’s New York headquarters, aides tell CNN. And Bloomberg met with his senior leadership team on Tuesday morning to discuss the results — or

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Las Cruces Public Schools settles lawsuit with retired principal alleging public records violations

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — The Las Cruces Public School District has paid a retired educator an undisclosed amount of money to settle a civil lawsuit which alleged the district violated New Mexico’s public records laws. In December 2018, retired LCPS principal Kathy Norris filed a request for information (under New Mexico’s Inspection of Public

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Buttigieg leads, Sanders 2nd in initial Iowa caucus results

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa’s Democratic Party started releasing partial caucus results late Tuesday afternoon following a day-long delay sparked by technical problems. With 62% of Iowa precincts reporting, Pete Buttigieg was leading with 26.9%. Bernie Sanders was in second with 25.1%. The tally of state delegate equivalents released Tuesday showed Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden

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Ireland is investigating Google’s use of location data

Ireland has launched an inquiry into Google’s processing of location data, adding to pressure on the search giant from regulators in Europe. The country’s Data Protection Commission said Tuesday that it “received a number of complaints” from consumer organizations across the European Union tied to Google’s use of location information collected from its users. The

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As Liverpool deliberately fields a youthful side, is the FA Cup ‘damaging itself?’

Under normal circumstances, a match between Liverpool and Shrewsbury Town would produce a pretty one-sided scoreline. But the result of Tuesday’s FA Cup fixture is proving difficult to predict. That’s because Premier League leader Liverpool is deliberately fielding a young and inexperienced side against Shrewsbury, a team 59 places below Jurgen Klopp’s side in the

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The Iowa caucuses just died forever

An hours-long delay in reporting results from the Iowa caucuses raised serious questions about the process. It was not immediately clear exactly why Iowa Democrats were slow to report the results — they said in a statement they were checking for accuracy after finding inconsistencies — but that didn’t stop candidates already in a rush

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School closed after 137 students went home sick

Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, IL (WGN) — St. Barnabas School in the city’s Beverly neighborhood will be closed Tuesday after several students and employees went home sick. The Chicago Sun-Times reported that an email sent to parents said 137 students were sent home with influenza, strep throat or stomach flu. The

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