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Impeachment inquiry's public phase kicks off as 2 diplomats testify on Ukraine concerns The House began the public phase of its impeachment inquiry Wednesday with testimony from two career diplomats who Democrats see as key to building their case t... by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette staff from wire reports - November 14, 2019

CMA Awards gives top prize to Brooks; Arkansan wins new artist of the year Garth Brooks was named entertainer of the year at the Country Music Association Awards, besting Carrie Underwood to win the top prize at Wednesday's show, which... by MESFIN FEKADU The Associated Press - November 14, 2019

Trump, Erdogan stall on air defense; Turks’ Russian missile system poses ‘challenges for us,’ U.S. leader says President Donald Trump said he and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are "very good friends," but their meeting Wednesday at the White House failed to reso... by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette staff from wire reports - November 14, 2019

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Arkansas

Clinton center shows staying power; giving, grants $24.2M in ’18, down from ’17 but still ongoing Despite taking flak from then-candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation is still raising tens... by Frank E. Lockwood - November 14, 2019

Little Rock School District teachers, staffers on strike; schools open Little Rock School District teachers and support staff members, including nearly 1,800 Little Rock Education Association employee union members, will be on stri... by Cynthia Howell - November 14, 2019

Longtime KATV reporter leaves station, joins state agency as ombudsman A reporter known for his Seven on Your Side consumer affairs segments on KATV, Channel 7, has been hired to fill a newly created job fielding complaints at the ... by Andy Davis - November 14, 2019

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Opinion and Letters

JOHN BRUMMETT: Joyce Elliott's challenge A few mildly savvy persons had the idea that the best of bad Democratic bets against U.S. Rep. French Hill would be to challenge him with a well-known, widely l... by John Brummett - November 14, 2019

EDITORIAL: Contract talks For certain Razorback fans (and who around here isn't?) the firing of Chad Morris the other day was . . . regretful. November 14, 2019

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: California dreamin' From 1967 to 2019, Republicans controlled the California governorship for 31 of 52 years. So why is there currently not a single statewide Republican officehold... by Victor Davis Hanson - November 14, 2019

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Sports

WALLY HALL: Opinions vary, but right man to make choice Hunter Yurachek has his work cut out for him. Apparently, three of the coaching candidates on the list Vegas put out have let it be known they are not intereste... by Wally Hall - November 14, 2019

Interim Hogs football coach Lunney oversees first UA practice The Arkansas Razorbacks had a condensed practice inside Walker Pavilion in shoulder pads and shorts on a chilly Wednesday afternoon that marked the first workou... by Tom Murphy - November 14, 2019

Taking baby steps Last week's rough start for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock women's basketball team featured back-to-back road losses by 43 and 26 points, while the T... by Trenton Daeschner - November 14, 2019

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Business

Powell high on economy, signals pause in rate cuts Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Fed is likely to keep its benchmark short-term interest rate unchanged in the coming months, unle... by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette staff from wire reports - November 14, 2019

Arkansas AG sues builder of 'tiny houses,' says he bilked customers The office of Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has sued a builder of "tiny houses" on fraud and other charges, claiming he has bilked customers in Arkansas and ... by Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - November 14, 2019

Initiative to help state startups find funding Startups and small businesses across Arkansas soon will have more support to win federal funding that promotes innovative research and development efforts. by Andrew Moreau - November 14, 2019

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Features

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: In River Market, debut nears for Diablos Tacos; look for January opening for The Library Kitchen + Lounge The opening is about two weeks out for Diablos Tacos & Mezcalaria, 300 President Clinton Ave. at the confluence with LaHarpe Boulevard, at the western edge of L... by Eric E. Harrison - November 14, 2019

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Rosalinda Restaurante Hondureno has found a recipe for success in North Little Rock Late in 2014, Rosalinda Restaurante Hondureno moved from North Little Rock's Park Hill to North Little Rock's Levy, where it seems much more at home among the m... by Eric E. Harrison - November 14, 2019

ON THE GO: Busy weekend at Robinson Center — country singer Cody Jinks today and Friday, Tedeschi Trucks Band Saturday, Darci Lynne on Sunday At Little Rock's Robinson Center Music Hall this weekend, country singer Cody Jinks performs today and Friday, Tedeschi Trucks Band takes the stage Saturday and... November 14, 2019

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