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If true, the move could reinforce allegations that Iranian authorities are working closely with Assad's government

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Syrian officials say their government has sent an Iranian-born Al-Jazeera correspondent, who also has American and Canadian citizenship, to Tehran following her detention last month in Damascus.

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Some see a growing convergence between law enforcement's potential use of the RICO Act, the JTTF and the demographics of our local community

Some believe the stepped up gang enforcement and the Joint Terrorism Task Force are linked and that young Black males – including Muslim converts and anyone with any link to gang activity – are set to be even more surveilled, spied on and entrapped by the FBI and Portland Police in the near future.

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Vancouver Self-Employment Conference promises the unvarnished truth

If you're thinking of opening up your own business – whether it be a food cart or beauty salon – the Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council is holding a free, day-long seminar that will attempt to allay fears and give a healthy dose of reality to the life-altering decision.The free event will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17 at The Hilton in Vancouver, Wa. Register at www.swwdc.org.

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How Black pioneers, founders and civil rights activists settled a 'whites-only' state

Black pioneers were among the first non-Native people to settle the West. More than 40 of them are buried in Salem's Pioneer Cemetery. But while a few found a welcome and freedom in Oregon, many others did not.

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Ballots are being mailed out now for the May 17 Special Election

Yes it's election time again. And this time it's all about schools – well mostly.

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City officials say they're putting together a wide-scale plan to address the issue

Black and Latino Portlanders are treated differently than White residents when searching for rental housing

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At stake nationally is who controls what we see and read on the web

Kansas City, Kansas, may soon be more famous for lightning-fast browser speeds than as the home of jazz legend Charlie Parker or wide-eyed soulstress Janelle Monae

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Students get active for Earth Day

VIDEO:Jefferson High School Students Host a Carbon Footprint Fair Students get active for Earth Day 

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Scams, slack operations and consumer rip-offs are costing charitable givers millions a year

The terror and confusion in the aftermath of abduction opens the door to manipulation and hysteria that are used to line the pockets of inscrutable people

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