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ON INLANDER.COM

FOR FUN!: Two bears. One billboard. It was short lived, but it caused quite a stir.

NEWS: An Eastern Washington University volleyball coach was fired after allegedly paying an athlete $300 for work she did during the summer, according to a university investigation.

CULTURE: Dorje Dolma, author of Yak Girl, will bring her story about growing up in the Dolpo region of Nepal to Auntie’s Bookstore today.

IN OTHER NEWS:

Trump trap
President Donald Trump said that the investigation into his potential obstruction of justice was a “setup and a trap” on Wednesday morning. “There was no Collusion (it is a Hoax) and there is no Obstruction of Justice (that is a setup & trap),” the president tweeted. The remarks come as special counsel Robert Mueller and Trump’s lawyers negotiate a possible interview between the two men. (Washington Post)

Watch where you point that thing
As Idaho’s gubernatorial race heats up, so too does Georgia’s. Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, one of the candidates, is facing criticism  for pointing a shotgun at a teen in one of his advertisements. The teen, “Jake,” is apparently interested in one of the candidate’s daughters. Ugh. (Washington Post)

Vandals didn't take the handles
The May Day march in Seattle yesterday was one of the more peaceful events in the last few years. Often marked by vandalism and violence, only one demonstrator was arrested. (Seattle Times)