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A follow-up to this headscratcher that only deepens the suspense. Mike Pence was on Air Force 2, ready to depart for New Hampshire on Tuesday for an event on opioids, when he was called back to the White House urgently. What was the emergency? Pence wouldn’t say. Neither would the White House. No one has leaked it to the media in the days since, which is uncharacteristic. Marc Short insisted cryptically at the time that it would be weeks before they’d be able to tell us. Now here’s the president acknowledging a “very interesting problem” that arose in New...

BLOOMINGTON, Minnesota — Police in Minnesota confirmed Tuesday they were investigating the ex-boyfriend of a Temple woman missing for more than a week in connection with the 2009 disappearance of a woman from Minnesota. Bloomington Police department Public Information Officer Mike Hartley said they were looking at Cedric Marks as a possible person of interest in the missing persons case of April Pease. However, Hartley said he was not considered a suspect in the Pease case. "April Pease was reported missing in 2009 and since that time the case has been open and all leads actively investigated by our agency,...

A prominent Silicon Valley analog chip designer and author was identified Monday as the man who died after crashing into a tree in Saratoga on Saturday. San Francisco resident Bob Pease, 70, wrote several books on analog design and other topics and had a regular column in the Electronic Design magazine, which shared the news about his death with readers on Monday. But he is probably best known for his 33 years spent at National Semiconductor in Santa Clara

PHILADELPHIA - After months of collecting evidence against former state Sen. Vince Fumo and a 22-week trial, prosecutors wanted a sentence of more than 15 years. Fumo's side wanted something shorter than 11 to 14 years. And the judge gave him less than five years on Tuesday. So, how are the prosecutors feeling about the 55-month sentence? Assistant U.S. Attorneys John Pease and Robert A. Zauzmer joined "Good Day" to talk about the fallout from the case Wednesday morning. "I think we're both disappointed in the result. We argued for more than 15 years. We felt that was an appropriate...

The rabbit and cat friends wish to rest a little and wake to play some more. The song, “Pass Me Not Oh Gentle Saviour”. This video, to me is from the heart of our heavenly Father and blesses me very much, may everyone who listens be blessed. Revski

Kerry’s March 13, 1969, “Medals” According to the records, Kerry claimed in the casualty report he prepared on March 13, 1969, that he was wounded as a result of a mine explosion. Within a short period, he presented his request to go home on the basis of three Purple Hearts. By March 17, 1969, Kerry’s short career in Vietnam was over. Regarding the action on March 13.1969, Kerry’s medals were once again a complete fraud. Notwithstanding the fake submission for his Bronze Star, Kerry was never wounded or bleeding from his arm. All reports, including the medical reports, make clear...

President Addresses Top Priorities: Economic & National Security Remarks by the President to New Hampshire Air National Guard, Army National Guard, Reservists and Families Pease Air National Guard Base Portsmouth, New Hampshire      Fact Sheet9:50 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thanks for coming. Thanks for such a warm welcome. I'm pleased to be back in the great state of New Hampshire again. (Applause.) And I'm honored to be with the Army and Air National Guard, and with reservists from every branch of our military. (Applause.) You are demonstrating that duty and public service are alive and well in New Hampshire. You...

<p>PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — The United States and its coalition partners are getting Iraq back on its feet, thanks to the help of thousands of military reservists and National Guardsmen, President Bush said Thursday.</p> <p>"You're serving in a time of testing for this nation and we're meeting the tests of history," Bush told a rousing crowd of guardsmen and their families in New Hampshire. "The challenges we face today cannot be met with timid actions or bitter words."</p>