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"Dems eye post-midterm plans, DOJ seeks to block Alaska vote if Republican loses, Hilo man accused of possessing child pornography."

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Read Today's Print Replica Today's Front Page Dems eye post-midterm plans By ANNIE KARNI NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON - With Democrats increasingly confident they will win control of the House next month and hopeful of a majority in the Senate, party leaders are turning to the next challenge: deciding what they will do with their power if they get it. For months, they have promised voters they will addressan "affordability crisis" they blamed on failed Republican policies, pledging to lower the high cost of groceries, gas and healthcare. And they have...Read more DOJ seeks to block Alaska vote if Republican loses By DEVLIN BARRETT and KELLEN BROWNING NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON - The Trump administration asked a federal court to block certification of the Senate election in Alaska if the Republican incumbent narrowly loses, a highly unusual move that signaled an effort to potentially intervene in the outcome. President Donald Trump made clear that he had demanded the lawsuit, acknowledginghow directly he has harnessed the Justice Department to carry out his wishes. "I'm the one that said...Read more Hilo man accused of possessing child pornography By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A 44-year-old Hilo man is accused of possessing more than 700-plus digital images of child pornography. Chetwynd Clyde Sanborn Jr. is charged with secondand third-degree promotion of child abuse and misdemeanor possession of marijuana. The child abuse promotion charges are Class B and C felonies, respectively, carrying respective maximum prison sentences of 10 years and five years. According to court documents filed by police, the investigation...Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App

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