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Today in History for Tuesday, February 21st

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U.S. Limits Troubled Student Visa Program

IAEA Inspectors Look at Japan Reactors

Albert “Al” Huston

Albert “Al” Huston

Lakeside residents overwhelmingly oppose proposed Flathead Lake Club

Top issues from residents during the nearly two hours of testimony included increased traffic congestion, straining water and sewer systems, and potential long-term effects, such as stormwater run-off and the impact on the water quality of Flathead Lake.

Kalispell shop bakes up gourmet cookies on Main Street

Roseann and Don Herne recently opened the cookie shop on Main Street in Kalispell, alongside their daughter Tara. The cookie store chain was originally founded by Mary Johns more than 25 years.

Dawgs top Cats in tennis; Libby, Polson split

The Cat-Dawg tennis duals were all Whitefish Tuesday, with the Bulldog boys winning on their home court and the Bulldog girls winning in Columbia Falls, both by 6-1 scores.

Glacier National Park starts spring plowing Wednesday

But there's already no snow at lower elevations

The spring plowing of Glacier National Park’s roads will start March 25 with the Two Medicine Road, while the Camas, Going-to-the-Sun and Many Glacier roads will start April 1, according to park spokeswoman Autumn Sifuentes.

SEC football opens minus big crowds, tailgating, some stars

Southeastern Conference football games won’t have their normal scenes of packed stadiums and partying tailgaters.

At UN, Pakistani leader says India sponsors anti-Muslim hate

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday assailed India’s Hindu nationalist government and its moves to cement control of Muslim-majority Kashmir, calling India a state sponsor of hatred and prejudice against Islam.

At UN, Pakistani leader says India sponsors anti-Muslim hate

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday assailed India’s Hindu nationalist government and its moves to cement control of Muslim-majority Kashmir, calling India a state sponsor of hatred and prejudice against Islam.

SEC football opens minus big crowds, tailgating, some stars

Southeastern Conference football games won’t have their normal scenes of packed stadiums and partying tailgaters.

EU wants tech giants to do more to counter virus fake news

BRUSSELS (AP) — A senior European Union official warned online platforms like Google and Facebook on Wednesday to step up the fight against fake news coming notably from countries like China and Russia, but she praised the approach of Twitter for fact-checking a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump.

In a NY state of mind, Guetta readies virus relief concert

NEW YORK (AP) — When hundreds of artists started singing from their living rooms when the coronavirus pandemic hit, Grammy-winning DJ-producer David Guetta still wanted to perform in front of a live audience.

In a NY state of mind, Guetta readies virus relief concert

NEW YORK (AP) — When hundreds of artists started singing from their living rooms when the coronavirus pandemic hit, Grammy-winning DJ-producer David Guetta still wanted to perform in front of a live audience.

In a NY state of mind, Guetta readies virus relief concert

NEW YORK (AP) — When hundreds of artists started singing from their living rooms when the coronavirus pandemic hit, Grammy-winning DJ-producer David Guetta still wanted to perform in front of a live audience.

In a NY state of mind, Guetta readies virus relief concert

NEW YORK (AP) — When hundreds of artists started singing from their living rooms when the coronavirus pandemic hit, Grammy-winning DJ-producer David Guetta still wanted to perform in front of a live audience.

Wednesday is deadline for claims in 2017 Equifax data breach

NEW YORK (AP) — Wednesday is the deadline to seek cash payments and claim free services as part of Equifax's $700 million settlement over a massive data breach.