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May 07

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West Virginia primary is a national nail-biter for the GOP

By Lisa Desjardins

Republican voters in West Virginia will choose a candidate Tuesday to run against Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin in November -- one of the GOP’s best chances to pick up a U.S. Senate seat. The top two candidates in past polls,…

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May 07

Trump urges West Virginia voters to reject Don Blankenship

By Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is urging West Virginia voters to reject a former federal convict and coal baron running in the Republican Senate primary, arguing that Don Blankenship would lose the general election. Trump tweets on Monday: "To…

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Apr 13

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What's different about this wave of teacher strikes

Teacher strikes and walkouts have been spreading from West Virginia to Arizona. Thousands of Kentucky educators rallied on Friday at their state Capitol, as Oklahoma's largest teachers' union called for an end to their nine-day walkout. William Brangham talks with…

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Apr 02

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Teacher protests are spreading around the nation. Here's what's fueling the movement

By PBS News Hour

Thousands of teachers protested Monday in Oklahoma and Kentucky, demanding higher wages and more resources for students. So far this year, teachers in four states - each with a Republican governor and legislature -- have walked out of classrooms to…

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Mar 07

5 important stories that have nothing to do with the White House

By Michael Rios, Erica R. Hendry, Joshua Barajas

These days, it’s hard to stop news from Washington, D.C., from flooding your news feed. We take a moment every week to bring you important stories beyond the White House and the Capitol. Here’s what we’re reading now…

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Mar 07

West Virginia teachers return to the classroom after historic strike

By John Raby, Associated Press

Schools across West Virginia reopened Wednesday as families got back into their daily routines following a nine-day teacher strike.

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Mar 06

West Virginia leaders reach deal to end 9-day teachers strike

By John Raby, Associated Press

Gov. Jim Justice and West Virginia's Republican leaders tentatively agreed Tuesday to end the state's nine-day teachers' walkout by giving 5 percent raises to not just teachers, but all state workers.

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Mar 05

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What West Virginia teachers are fighting for

By PBS News Hour

Public school teachers in West Virginia -- among the lowest-paid in the country -- went on strike for an eighth consecutive day on Monday, and schools in all of the state's 55 counties remain closed to more than a quarter…

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Mar 04

West Virginia teachers: No raise, no school; strike goes on

By Michael Virtanen, Associated Press

Unions representing West Virginia teachers and service personnel say they will stay out on strike after the state Senate voted to cut the 5 percent pay raise they had negotiated with the governor.

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Mar 02

Opinion: I am a coal miner's daughter and a West Virginia teacher. Here's why I'm on strike.

By Brandy Bochna Tuck

Hundreds of teachers stand outside the House doors, chanting continuously for hours. I find it to be one of the most compelling moments of my life.

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