May 21, 2013

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With Rice Out Of the Picture, Kerry Touted as Secretary of State

Massachusetts Senator and former Presidential Candidate John Kerry looks like the front-runner to replace outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Senate Republicans have been touting Kerry for that Cabinet post this month, citing his long history of overseas experience.

NATO Says Collapse of Assad Regime is Imminent

Rights group urges rebels to abide by international accords amid report of "horrible abuses" .. Syria's apparent use of Scud missiles is "reckless," Anders Fogh Rasmussen says Thursday.

Governor Announces Date For State Of The State Address

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback announced today he has accepted the invitation of Kansas House of Representatives to deliver his 2013 State of the State address to the Kansas Legislature in the House Chamber on Tuesday, January 15.

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U.S. Calls North Korea Launch "Clear Provocation"

Leon Panetta cites "threat from North Korea," calls the launch "clear provocation" as the White House warns "there will be consequences" New sanctions are unlikely, says an analyst who served on a U.N. panel. Iran says it is happy for North Korea.

Defiant North Korea Performs Long-Range Missile Launch

North Korea has launched a long-range rocket, South Korea's Ministry of Defense said. The rocket passed over the island of Okinawa, the Japanese government reports. Tuesday's move comes as a surprise after North Korea had extended the launch window.

Michigan Governor Signs Right to Work Bills

Some 17.5% of Michigan's workers are in a union. Now they won't be compelled to pay union dues, in a move seen as improving the ailing job picture and giving union workers choices, says Governor Rick Snyder.

Obama Administration Recognizes Syrian Opposition

President Obama recognized the Syrian opposition coalition as "the legitimate representative of the Syrian people in opposition to the Assad regime." The United States joins Britain, France and others in recognizing opposition group Tuesday.

Kansas Could Get Some Revenue Bump From Fiscal Cliff

The state's income tax codes are largely tied to the federal tax codes. If President Obama and Congress can't reach an agreement to avoid automatic tax increases and spending cuts, some tax changes will result in Kansans paying more in taxes to the state.

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Sen. Roberts: USDA Grants Flexibility On School Meals

U.S. Senator Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) Monday said the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has agreed with his request to grant schools flexibility in implementing the new guidelines for the National School Breakfast and Lunch programs.

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