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JournalStar.com 

$4 million contract to address state's dentist shortage

The University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry has been awarded a $4 million, 10-year contract from the Nebraska Oral Health Training and Services fund to address a shortage of dentists in the state.

TheRepublic.com 

Maori say rising popularity of haka dance can obscure origin

SALT LAKE CITY — The sight of young men doing the haka war dance that originated with the Maori people of New Zealand has become commonplace at college and high school football games across Utah, but some Maori people think the widespread use betrays the sacred origin of their cultural ritual. When dancers tear their

BusinessInsider.com 

An interracial Connecticut couple whose home was vandalized with a racial slur has been fined for failing to cover it up

Associated Press/Jessica Hill

STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — An interracial Connecticut couple whose home was vandalized by a racial slur has been fined for failing to cover it up.

The Stamford Advocate reports the slur was spray-painted over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend on the garage door of Heather Lindsay, who's white, and Lexene Charles, who's black.

Lindsay says their home has been vandalized multiple times. She says Stamford authorities have failed to properly investigate and she won't remove the slur until they do. Читать дальше...

BusinessInsider.com 

Here's who would save the most money under Trump's proposed tax overhaul

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Most people — but not all — would save money under the tax overhaul proposed by President Donald Trump, according to an analysis of the plan.

But who stands to gain the most? Across the board, it's those who already earn the most.

Using an analysis from the Tax Policy Center, Business Insider broke down the financial implications of Trump's most recent tax plan — he has teased the release of an updated plan in the coming weeks — for a variety of tax filers. Читать дальше...

TheRepublic.com 

Cuccinelli, lawmakers push to end utility rate freeze

RICHMOND, Va. — A bill undoing a 2015 law that froze electric rate reviews died swiftly this legislative session, but opponents of the law, including former Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, said Tuesday it’s not too late to see it repealed. Cuccinelli, a Republican, joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers at a Capitol news conference where

«Albany Democrat Herald» (democratherald.com) 

Sparki Sue Garlinghouse

Jan. 3, 1982 — Feb. 14, 2017

BusinessInsider.com 

A former FBI agent shares 8 qualities the most resilient people share

Stephanie Keith/Reuters

FBI agents need to be resilient so they can solve cases that have no easy or obvious solution. They go to where they are needed, not to where they feel comfortable.

As an FBI agent, I was assigned investigations where I had no idea how to solve them, but this was my thinking: Drop me in the middle of any squad or any situation, anywhere, anytime.

I will not be scared, nor will I give up. If I'm knocked down, I'll drag myself back up and keep at it until I solve the case. Читать дальше...

Tubantia 

Sarkozy bestuurslid bij hotelketen Accor

PARIJS (ANP) - De voormalige Franse president Nicolas Sarkozy wordt bestuurslid van het Franse hotelconcern Accor. Hij zal daar leiding krijgen over een nieuw comité voor de internationale strategie van Accor.

«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

The top 10 movies on the iTunes Store

iTunes Movies U.S. charts for week ending February 19, 2017: iTunes Movies US Charts: 1. Arrival 2. Doctor Strange (2016) 3. The Edge of Seventeen 4. Trolls 5. Allied 6. The Accountant (2016) 7. Hacksaw Ridge 8. John Wick 9. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back 10. The Girl On the Train (2016) iTunes Movies US Charts - Independent: 1. Moonlight 2. Manchester By the Sea 3. Loving 4. Captain Fantastic 5. Black Swan 6. XX 7. The Dressmaker 8. Embrace 9. Don't Hang Up 10. Priceless __ (copyright) 2017 Apple Inc.

Las Vegas Sun (lasvegassun.com) 

ESA questions again dominate Treasurer Schwartz’s testimony

A hearing Tuesday to examine a proposed Educational Savings Account budget became a debate about the viability of ESAs and an examination of Nevada State Treasurer Dan Schwartz’s management of the program since its creation during the last Legislature. ...

BusinessInsider.com 

West Elm is no longer selling the Peggy sofa after years of negative reviews

West Elm

West Elm has stopped selling its $1,199 "Peggy" sofa just days after a blog post shed light on customer dissatisfaction with the piece of furniture. 

The news, which was first reported by BuzzFeed's Leticia Miranda, comes less than a week after Anna Hezel wrote a story on The Awl about her own displeasure of the sofa.  

"We would scooch across a cushion at the wrong angle, and a button would pop off, leaving a fraying hole behind," Hezel wrote. "We would lean back slightly too far... Читать дальше...

Yonhap News Agency (en) 

(LEAD) Cause of Kim Jong-nam's death not yet determined: reports

(ATTN: EXPANDS dateline; RECASTS headline, lead; ADDS more info throughout) KUALA LUMPUR/SEOUL, Feb. 21 (Yonhap) -- The cause of death for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's half brother has yet to be determined though there is no evidence of a heart a

Tubantia 

Gemeente Berkelland zet nieuwbouwwijk Op de Bleek in Eibergen op slot

BORCULO / EIBERGEN - Met een grote meerderheid heeft de gemeenteraad van Berkelland dinsdagavond besloten nieuwbouwwijk Op de Bleek voor een periode tot een jaar 'op slot' te zetten. Dit om te voorkomen dat meer wordt nieuwgebouwd dan Berkelland voor Eibergen mag uitbreiden.

«Just Jared» 

Emma Watson Got Super Emotional Watching 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child'

Emma Watson reacted to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in a way she didn’t expect! The 26-year-old actress says she got super emotional seeing Noma Dumezweni portray Hermione in the hugely successful play. “It was so strange. It was so emotional seeing Noma’s performance in a way that I had not anticipated at all. [...]