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  • once the dominant name in single engined aircraft, is returning to its roots after several years out of the business.
  • President Trump, while meeting with governors, reaffirmed his commitment to ban bump stocks and arm teachers. A Florida House panel considers a bill that would raise the age to buy a rifle to 21.
  • A new report from the International Crisis Group says that Zimbabwe is rapidly self-destructing. The problems in the country are compounded by a lack of leadership in both the ruling party and the political opposition. Meanwhile, inflation is galloping forward; it could reach 3,000 percent.
  • from Rome on an emergency summit on the ituation in Bosnia. The summit was called because of concerns over problems ver the current peace plan.
  • in the immigration and welfare laws have many immigrants alarmed because they will lose benefits, including food stamps under the changes.
  • Quarterly earnings reports help to drive the markets, as momentum swings with how companies have fared against expectations. But at least one market expert says that pressure on CEOs to meet their own forecasts can run afoul of good corporate governance -- and end up hurting shareholders.
  • Frontman Chris Porterfield shares stories and performs songs from Field Report's new album, Summertime Songs.
  • Officials with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources have identified 301 species that they’d like help protecting as part of a state wildlife action plan to sustain the state’s biodiversity. There’s currently no reliable funding to protect non-game species, according to the plan.
  • By Erica PetersonWestern Kentucky – Western Kentucky coal production saw a 13 percent increase in 2010. This is according to a report by the U.S. Energy…
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