New Congress defies veto threat, Ridpath developer Ron Wells' authority stripped and other headlines

click to enlarge New Congress defies veto threat, Ridpath developer Ron Wells' authority stripped and other headlines
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Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) holds a news conference the day after the midterm elections on Capitol Hill in Washington, Nov. 7, 2018.

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First order of business for new Congress
From Washington Post: "House Democrats Vote to Reopen Government and Deny Trump Wall Money, Defying Veto Threat."

Wells authority "stripped"

Developer Ron Wells has been stripped of his Ridpath authority as investors vow to complete the downtown Spokane affordable housing project. (Spokesman-Review)

Labor lowdown
A Labor Department report highlights the country's economic strength, despite the market's tumult. (New York Times)

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Quinn Welsch

Quinn Welsch was on staff at the Inlander from 2018-2021.