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Leaders vow to use powers on acting AG; Democrats insist Whitaker recuse Top congressional Democrats demanded Sunday that President Donald Trump's acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, recuse himself from overseeing the special ... by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette staff from wire reports - November 12, 2018

Fox News host accused in barroom scuffle In a statement released by attorney Michael Avenatti, a country club patron said he’s considering whether to pursue criminal charges against Tucker Carlson afte... November 12, 2018

'Old demons' back, Macron warns World leaders with the power to make war but a duty to preserve peace solemnly marked the end of World War I's slaughter 100 years ago at commemorations Sunday ... by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette staff from wire reports - November 12, 2018

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Arkansas

Admiral, Arkansas native reflects on life in Navy, sees North Little Rock museum U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Brian P. Fort is a decorated naval officer in charge of most of the service ships and naval bases in Hawaii, which is not bad for a native o... by Stephen Simpson - November 12, 2018

Pulaski County on pace to jail more children in 2018 than 2017 Pulaski County is on track to jail 5 percent more children — roughly 30 more — this year than last, records show. by Amanda Claire Curcio - November 12, 2018

Shots fired in Arkansas police chase; man arrested A man shot at law enforcement officers Sunday during a vehicle chase through three Washington County towns, according to officials. by NWA Democrat-Gazette - November 12, 2018

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Opinion and Letters

BRADLEY R. GITZ: The suspect electorate As radical as it might sound in our age of unbounded democracy worship, there are good reasons to be skeptical of schemes that seek to "turn out the vote" and c... by Bradley R. Gitz - November 12, 2018

S.E. CUPP: More agony than ecstasy To hear the spin, you'd think Democrats swept the map on election day. by S.E. CUPP Tribune Content Agency - November 12, 2018

Veterans Day, observed What a wonderfully American story. It may or may not be true, which may make it even more American. Mark Twain would understand. Besides, this newspaper happens... November 12, 2018

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Sports

Former Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino, 2-8, fired at Louisville Louisville's seven-game skid was bad enough. Worse were the large margins of defeat and opponents' apparent ease in lighting up the scoreboard. by The Associated Press - November 12, 2018

Four-star corner commits to Hogs The University of Arkansas' strong recruiting class improved with the oral commitment of four-star cornerback Devin Bush on Sunday. November 12, 2018

Clearing a hurdle: Cowboys clip champs, keep up in East Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott left the defending Super Bowl champions wondering how their season went wrong. by The Associated Press - November 12, 2018

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Business

Two companies shell out $11.4M for central Arkansas apartment complex Springfield, Mo., limited liability companies spent $11.4 million to buy a 160-unit Sherwood apartment complex last month. by David Smith - November 11, 2018

Cannabidiol raises legal questions Greg and Gary Avetisyan make no secret of it: They proudly sell all manner of products infused with CBD, from essential oils to bath bombs to fruity tealike be... by LAURA NEWBERRY LOS ANGELES TIMES - November 11, 2018

Forced labor in supply line still a worry Food and beverage companies ship tons of products around the world and rely on a network of suppliers to do so. Whether those suppliers use forced labor is more... by Nathan Owens - November 11, 2018

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Features

OLD NEWS: Four die as peace breaks out in Arkansas Somber bells at 11 a.m. Sunday reminded Arkansans that a world war ended 100 years ago. We assembled in cemeteries to bow our heads for the grandfathers and gre... by Celia Storey - November 12, 2018

Where Is It? Do you know where and what this Little Rock building is? The letters engraved on this neoclassical pediment in an old part of Little Rock read "High School." Do you know where and what the building is? by Celia Storey - November 12, 2018

Heartfelt emotions can affect the heart — positively and negatively A century ago, scientist Karl Pearson was studying cemetery headstones when he noticed something peculiar: Husbands and wives often died within a year of each o... by Anahad O'Connor The New York Times - November 12, 2018

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