WSU heads to Alamo Bowl, Dems seeking to reopen government and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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WSU heads to Alamo Bowl, Dems seeking to reopen government for New Year and other headlines

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Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew II

Remember the Alamo!... at 6 pm!
Tonight WSU faces Iowa State in San Antonio.

Wall vs. will
President Trump is threatening to close the U.S.-Mexico border if Congress does not fund his wall. (New York Times)

Unlikely allies
Abandoned by their U.S. allies, Kurdish fighters in Syria are now asking for the Syrian government to protect them from potential Turkish attacks. (New York Times)

Exit strategy
The government shut down has lasted seven days and is bound to last into the new year. But House Democrats could pass something as soon as Jan. 3. (Vox)

Gotta go somewhere
Amid outcry over the city of Spokane's laws against public sitting or sleeping, city officials say that illegal camping is now becoming more widespread. (Spokesman-Review)