Sanchos: The Rise Of Saudi Prince Shatters Decades Of Royal Traditions

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Dr. Marina discusses breast cancer treatment
This is the only article in the headlines that had a sidebar that said local on it and the only video. The doctor who is being interviewed is discussing his role in the Tallahassee memorial hospital cancer center when it comes to helping women with breast cancer determining if they need radiation post-surgery.
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Sancho offers after-hours voter registration
The information on the article discusses exactly what the headline says- Sanchos will be hosting additional hours for any last-minute voting registration in Tallahassee. It also talks about what website you can go to change your address and/or signature before the November 8th general election
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Trump TV going dark in
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The Rise of Saudi Prince Shatters Decades of Royal Traditions
In a country where the power has always been shared as a long-time tradition, Prince bin Salman now holds a lot of rule. He’s not even first in line for the crown and he’s already changed too much including is giving the youth a lot more freedom. A lot of older officials are angry and see his gaining-control as over stepping his boundaries and scared he’s going to rise into power over his cousin. The United States is also unsure who is going to be the next to rule so they are playing nice to both bin Salman and his cousin Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.

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Issues in Hillary Clinton’s Past Leave Her Muted in Furor Over Donald Trump
While the Republican Nominee was being accuses of sexual harassment, Hillary remained silent. When people ask her the video release of Donald Trump bragging about inappropriately touching women she fell silent or changed the subject. People took this as a sign of weakness and used it against her as they brought up her husband’s past of cheating.

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Nations, Fighting Powerful Refrigerant That Warms Planet, Reach Landmark
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The national articles were focused mainly on the presidential election, international news and federal information. It was difficult finding top stories that did not deal with breaking scandals within the upcoming election. All the stories dealt with issues that anyone in the country knew something about; for instance, the global warming story. The reader might not have known about the deal made between the different stories; however, they did know that global warming has been a big debate within the United States for some time now. The local stories included events that involved with the rest of the country but only described how the influenced Tallahassee. For example, the Tallahassee Democrat ran a story on Donald Trump but only how his commercials ads were effecting the community. It also talked about the recent hurricane that affected many cities but described its effects on Tallahassee’s removal system instead of Florida as a whole. The local paper also described events that were going on in the city. It features a story about how the residential theater was having a Harry Potter marathon starting next week. The two papers are similar by highlighting big events going on in America and information that the civilians want to read about. On the other hands, they do have big differences. The national paper focuses bigger concepts that need more space to describe all the details in the event. While the local articles are short and gets to the point on how events are

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