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By Bill Sones and Rich Sones, Ph.D. For The OklahomanQ. “When School Got Cancelled Because of the Super Bowl,” the headline reads. When did that happen?A. In 2001, on the island of Guam, an “unincorporated organized territory” of the United States, much closer to the Philippines than to the continental U.S., says Dan Lewis on his Now I Know website.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A Republican operative conducted an illegal and well-funded ballot-harvesting operation, North Carolina's elections director said Monday, but the first session of a days-long hearing produced scant evidence that the GOP congressional candidate he worked for knew about it or even benefited.The director's testimony came at the opening of a state elections board hearing into whether mail-in ballots were tampered with in the race for the state's 9th congressional district seat that saw Republican Mark Harris narrowly defeat Democrat Dan McCready.The race wasn't certified, leaving the country's only congressional election without a declared winner.

NEW YORK (AP) — Protesters around the U.S. spent Presidents Day rallying against President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration as at least a dozen states planned a lawsuit to block Trump's latest ploy to fund his long-promised border wall."Trump is the national emergency!

By William CrumTurnout in the Feb. 12 Oklahoma City Council primary elections was highest in wards with the fewest registered voters, though participation topped out at only 11.5 percent.Elections were in Wards 2, 5, 6 and 8.