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VOLUME 25, NUMBER 35 An Award Winning Weekly Newspaper Thursday, February 2, 2017 What Is Another Word For Stupid

The bridge and intersection at Seth Child and K-18 has only been in for 10-years and the City what to spend million to change it. Editorial By Jon A. Brake the plan was introduced. We Staff of the Cities that put in the The Manhattan Free Press said at the time that a traffic interchange. You will not find has been calling “Round- light would hold up heavy traf- where the drivers are writing abouts”, Stupid round things fic coming from Fort Riley. that is works for me. from the time they were put in But now the City and State Charles Marohn is an engi- Manhattan. want to takeout that stop light neer who is outraged by engi- Now we have the City and and put in Two traffic lights. neers. Marohn runs Strong State wanting to change the But stop lights, traffic lights, Towns, a nonprofit organization Seth Child - K18 interchange queuing is not the problem with in his home state of Minnesota into a “diverging diamond”. this design. that advocates less dependence “Stupid” has already been taken The drivers in the United on the building of new infra- by the roundabout, what will States have been driving on the structure as a model of eco- Manhattan drivers call the di- rights side of the road for more nomic development, and verging diamond. We need to than 130 years, now the City greater focus on getting more come up with a new word. and State want drivers to stop at out of the infrastructure we al- The City and State spent mil- a traffic lights, cross over to the ready have. lions in 2005-06 to put in the left side at the Diverging Dia- “The engineering profession present interchange which has mond, drive about 300 feet, and has devolved,” says Marohn. one stop light at the South end stop at another traffic light and “It’s just, ‘Do I meet the crite- of Seth Child. then crossover to the right lane ria?’ This stuff looks good from In a Memo to City Commis- again. (see photo of the first Di- the air, it looks good on a set of sioners Staff said: “This inter- verging Diamond at Spring- plans. It even looks good when section currently experiences field, Mo.) you drive by. But we’re not ex- undue delay and excessive If you look on the internet for actly building a place here that queuing (backup) for the south- the Diverging Diamond you is going to add any value to so- bound to eastbound left-turn will find where many Cities ciety.” lane.” have used this intersection and It may look good, but is will We know, the Free Press with rave reviews. But the re- be confusing and it will not help made this point in 2005 when views have been written by the move traffic. NewsNews

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news, first reported by Politico, cision to make a major foreign National School Choice that the administration's re- policy move with no notice to peated claims that Hill Repub- Congress raised questions licans were involved in drafting about how well the Trump the executive order apparently White House will work with referred to staffers on the House Capitol Hill to push through a Judiciary Committee who acted massive legislative agenda that without the knowledge of GOP includes repealing and replac- leadership. ing Barack Obama's health care law, overhauling the tax code Each new revelation set off and building a border wall. Al- alarm bells on Capitol Hill though many Republicans re- where Republicans, eager to mained optimistic that the give Trump the benefit of the failures amounted to growing doubt barely a week into his pains for the new administra- presidency, are confronting re- tion, congressional relations peated bouts of chaos of the ad- under the Trump administra- ministration's own making. The tion seemed to be off to a sour failure to consult with lawmak- start. ers ahead of time on the immi- gration executive order set the "I think they understand, let stage for high-profile Republi- me put it that way, that this was cans to criticize the measure not handled in the most pro- once it started attracting wide- ductive manner," Corker said. spread controversy, and so they "My guess is next time they at- did, despite leadership remain- tempt to do something that is ing generally supportive. far-reaching like this there'll be a lot more communication." 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In fact my staff was migration, arguing that while Muslim-majority nations for 90 conference this is something we told the State Department as of the rollout was bumpy, the pol- days. should be embracing." today was ordered not to talk to icy is consistent with Republi- Congress about this issue," said can principles. The action triggered mass Ryan's reassurances weren't Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida. "The president has a respon- confusion and chaos world- enough to quiet frustration from "That cannot be a permanent sibility to the security of this wide, split families and set off some members. position, we expect answers country," Ryan told reporters. protests at airports across the here fairly soon." "What is happening is some- country. "Basically, I think the thrust Next followed the surprising thing that we support, which is, of the executive order should we need to pause. And we need In the aftermath, Ryan told have been a very positive to make sure the vetting stan- the GOP that the "rollout was a move," said Rep. Pete King, R- dards are up to snuff so that we little bumpy, been a few pot- N.Y. "The way it was handled can guarantee the safety and se- holes in the road but the actual though put the Republicans on curity of our country. That is policy he agreed with," Rep. defense, and also caused great what this does." Phil Roe, R-Tenn., said. inconvenience to too many peo- ple. But the political question "I think it's regrettable that Ryan warned lawmakers to you ask, yeah, they're losing po- there was some confusion on expect protests at their offices, litical capital for no reason. It the rollout of this," Ryan said, Roe said, but reminded them was a self-inflicted wound." adding no one wanted to see that the policy is in line with 2312 Stagg Hill Road, Manhattan legal permanent residents legislation the House has Top congressional leaders of caught up in the immigration strongly backed in the past. Trump's party, including Ryan, ban, which initially happened were left to find out the same before the administration clari- Another lawmaker, Rep. way the general public did: fied that they should not be. Dennis Ross of Florida, said the from news reports as Trump speaker's message was, "'Look signed the order on Friday. Even though GOP congres- this shouldn't be a surprise to sional leadership was frozen out anybody, this is what we all "I guess one of you guys of the drafting of the order, campaigned on ... We're looking probably told me about it. Ryan told rank-and-file Repub- at eight years of a legacy that Thank you for that," Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., who chairs the Foreign Relations Committee, told reporters Monday. For each issue of the Then, as lawmakers strug- Manhattan Free Press look gled to gather details for con- for us on Facebook. stituents about the order, at least one prominent GOP senator was told that the State Depart- THE AMERICAN FLAG

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VOLUME 25, NUMBER 34 An Award Winning Weekly Newspaper Thursday, February 2, 2017 Trump Calls House GOP Tax Plan ‘Too Complicated.’ He May Be Right CATO Institute adjustability, consumers have to But, GOPers didn’t want to politicians a money machine to lar? port” of real estate and educa- The hot new term in the pay their home-country tax rate choose a credit-invoice VAT be- finance bigger government. Supporters of the DBCFT tion? world of tax reform is “border regardless of where they buy cause it is unpopular with liber- Will it be susceptible to say their tax on imports and ex- adjustability,” which refers to products. This also means that tarians, conservatives, and other “carousel fraud”? emption for exports isn’t anti- Foreigners each year spend when governments have sys- tax competition is weakened, advocates of limited govern- Nations with border-ad- trade because the dollar will rise billions of dollars purchasing tems that tax imports and ex- giving politicians more leeway ment. So that’s why they came justable value-added taxes have in value. That’s a reasonable things that never leave the empt exports. to boost tax burdens and in- up with the DBCFT. a significant problem with proposition, but it overlooks the United States, most notably This approach is widely asso- crease the size and scope of Under existing trade treaties, fraud. Businesses have a big in- fact that exchange rates are af- real estate and college educa- ciated with European-style government. however, only “indirect” taxes centive to claim domestic sales fected by all sorts of factors. tion. These sales are “exports” credit-invoice, value-added President-elect Donald (such as the aforementioned as foreign sales because they in the sense that money comes taxes (VATs), and Republicans Trump, meanwhile, has com- VAT) are eligible for border ad- then get VAT rebates. Thus, investors, entrepre- into America from overseas appear poised to bring some- plained that a BAT is “too com- justability. And the DBCFT, There’s also a problem on the neurs, and companies will have and is used to buy things. thing similar to our shores. plicated.” even though it is designed to other end as fly-by-night pur- to devote considerable time to As part of their “Better Way” Is that a legitimate argument? have a “consumption base” like chasers collect VAT on imports figuring out the potential im- How will these transactions tax plan, House Republicans Yes and no. In theory, any type a VAT, is a direct tax. and then disappear before that pact. be taxed? Presumably, there are proposing to change the cor- of BAT can be very simple, So if that system ever gets money gets forwarded to gov- Moreover, there will be wouldn’t be any border ad- porate income tax into a desti- with the New Zealand VAT adopted, the U.S. will get ernment. This issue of “carousel windfall gains and losses for justability since nothing leaves nation-based, cash-flow tax being an example of a clean tax. dragged before the World Trade fraud” is a big problem in Eu- entities that earn income in one (DBCFT), which in itself is a the country, but that’s a wrinkle Administration and likely lose. rope. currency and pay lenders in an- that will have to be addressed. kind of border-adjustable tax. But, it’s also possible for This doesn’t mean the The DBCFT isn’t exactly a other currency. This will be an A destination-based tax is such taxes to be very compli- DBCFT is “too complicated,” VAT, but it could create similar especially important (and To conclude, it’s not clear levied based on where a good cated. Many of the European as Trump might say, but it does problems. Businesses will have threatening) issue for foreign that a DBCFT is complicated winds up, rather than its origin. VATs are riddled with special mean that there would be a an incentive to classify sales as companies (and also govern- (particularly compared to the Under a corporate border-ad- rates and preferences. In fact, huge amount of uncertainty if it exports in order to avoid tax. ments) who borrow in dollars current corporate income tax). justment tax (BAT), revenues there are a number of potential gets close to passage. Just like in Europe, that means and earn local currency. That being said, I don’t think made overseas by domestic complications for the DBCFT Even more worrisome, law- lots or rules and regulations as voters elected Republicans to companies would not be added now proposed in the United makers might respond to an ad- the government tries to prevent If the dollar suddenly jumps push a tax that undermines tax to taxable income. States. verse WTO decision by making leakage. in value, that might wreak competition and could pave the Is it WTO compliant? wages non-deductible, which Whether all that red tape havoc and cause defaults or way for a VAT. Conversely, companies that House Republicans gravi- would turn the DBCFT into a means the system will be “too bankruptcies. This will compli- import goods for U.S. sale tated to border adjustability be- subtraction-method value- complicated” is a judgment call. cate economic life, though it So I’m heartened by would not be able to deduct the cause it is a way of raising added tax. may not be the “too compli- Trump’s words, even if I’m cost of those goods against the substantial revenue (more than This nightmare scenario How will cross-border activ- cated” that Trump has in mind. surprised that he’s discourag- corporate tax. $1 trillion over 10 years) that causes considerable angst for ity be impacted by the promised ing them from a bad idea rather Not everyone is happy with can be used to finance pro- people who worry about giving changes in the value of the dol- What about rules for “ex- than vice-versa. this development. With border growth tax cuts.

The So-Called "Patient Freedom Act" Is Not an Alternative to ObamaCare Freedomworks ance law adopted in Massachu- to cover those with pre-existing mately, this proposal is an Earlier today, a quartet of Re- setts under then-Gov. Mitt conditions, prohibiting annual empty facade that would create publican senators — Bill Cas- Romney. The law, of course, or lifetime caps, requiring in- chaos — not care — for mil- sidy (R-La.), Susan Collins has largely been a failure, much surers to allow adults to remain lions of Americans. Republi- (R-Maine), Shelley Moore like ObamaCare. Still, if a state on their parent's plans until age cans should drop their Capito (R-W.V.), and Johnny wants to take that route, its law- 26 (also known as the "slacker disruptive repeal plans and Isakson (R-Ga.) — introduced makers can do so without fed- mandate"). Whatever the argu- work with Democrats to im- the Patient Freedom Act, S. eral legislation like the Patient ments are for these policies, a prove, not gut, the Affordable 191. The bill, they say, is a Freedom Act. system of choice would leave Care Act and healthcare system comprehensive replacement for states free to impose such re- for all Americans," Schumer re- ObamaCare after it's repealed, There are several other issues quirements, but other states free portedly said in a statement. the process for which is cur- with the Patient Freedom Act, to pursue alternate market- rently underway in Congress. as Philip Klein explained after based plans. Instead, under the If Republicans are serious Well, the Patient Freedom the bill was introduced by Sen. Cassidy-Collins plan, any state about repealing ObamaCare, Act, as introduced, replaces Cassidy. "One reason it can't be that opts out of Obamacare they, you know, actually have to ObamaCare with...ObamaCare. seen as a legitimate choice is would continue to be restricted do it. Introducing a bill that ef- Yes, you read that right. The bill that the law keeps Obamacare's by its regulatory tentacles," fectively preserves ObamaCare would allow states that main- taxes and most of its spending Klein added. does nothing to further this ef- tain ObamaCare as it currently in place (particularly, 95 per- fort. Any replacement bill must exists, including the costly reg- cent of its subsidies) and keeps The goal of the bill, as Sen. repeal what remains of Oba- ulations and Medicaid expan- the federal exchange infrastruc- Cassidy said at its unveiling, is maCare that can't be repealed sion; develop their own health ture intact. That means that to attract Democrats to strike a through reconciliation, and it insurance alternatives with even if lawmakers in one state compromise on an alternative. must promote policies — in- "federal assistance"; or develop choose not continue participat- "At some point in this process, cluding expanded health sav- their own health insurance al- ing in Obamacare, their resi- we’re going to need a bill that ings accounts and block grants ternatives "without federal as- dents will still have to be paying can get 60 votes. We think that of Medicaid — that would truly sistance." to support the program," Klein helps us get to 60," Sen. Cas- give patients freedom. wrote. "It also means that for sidy told reporters. "California, Before we go any further the sake of inertia if nothing New York: You love Oba- Moreover, any replacement here, let's be clear: there is ab- else, many states will stay maCare, you can keep it." should decrease the federal solutely nothing that would pre- within Obamacare." government's role in the health vent states on their own from Of course, no Democrats are insurance system, not continue adopting ObamaCare when it's "Another reason it isn't a le- listed as original co-sponsors, to meddle in it by creating a repealed. That's really the gitimate choice is that the law and to no one's surprise, Senate false narrative that Congress is beauty of federalism. Keep in will continue to impose costly Minority Leader Chuck doing something that states mind that ObamaCare was regulations at the federal level. Schumer (D-N.Y.) dismissed couldn't do before ObamaCare based on the 2006 health insur- Those include forcing insurers the Patient Freedom Act. "Ulti- became law. EditorialEditorial

Manhattan Free Press Thursday, February 2, 2017 44 Trump Refugee Order Balances Security and Compassion Heritage Foundation cited in the order. That fact, and followers of ISIS) create un- Read any commentary on the only that fact, is why those bearable hardships as well— just signed executive order on countries are included on the and the government has the visa and refugee-vetting from list. Indeed, when it comes to responsibility to find the right several countries in the Middle visa-vetting, that’s why the Eu- balance between security and East., and odds are the assess- ropean Union has restrictions compassion for its citizens as ment will tell you more about that are comparable to the well as consider how U.S. ac- the writer’s politics than be an United States. tions impact others around the analysis of the order. world. I confess: I have a perspec- The reason why we all worry One area where the order tive as well. Mine comes from is because, from those coun- tries to get that balance right is working on the presidential tries, foreign fighters could well to ensure future refugee pro- team on both foreign policy and try to flow to the West, princi- cessing prioritizes addressing homeland security from after pally by using visas or posing the plight of religious minori- the Republican convention up as refugees. When they get to ties. That is particularly crucial to the inauguration. I can’t the West, they could carry out in the Middle East where the share the detailed workings of terrorist acts. We know that be- remnants of the region’s Chris- the team. But what I can share, cause they already have— tian communities are under se- having worked on the issues, is specifically in western Europe. vere threat. Worldwide what I believe guided the work. They haven’t come to the persecutions against Christian U.S.–yet. Right now, our pri- minorities have been rising for And it all started with mak- mary threat is Islamist-related four straight years. It’s particu- ing America safe. terror plots that are organized larly problematic in the Middle Not campaign promises, by terrorists who are already East. The administration is anger at any religion, or preju- here. making an extra effort to ad- dice of any kind impacted our What this administration is dress that crisis. thinking on the transition team. doing is making sure we are What we were worried about ready for the next wave of ter- While critics will continue to were future threats. rorism as well—the outflow of demonize the administration’s terrorists from the countries of policies because it doesn’t fit As the space for the Islamic conflict where the foreign fight- their politics, Americans who State, or ISIS, gets squeezed in ers are likely go first. crave a foreign policy that pri- the Middle East, the remains of oritizes American interests, puts the tens of thousands of foreign There are already cries that a compassionate face on state- fighters will have to flow some- the precautions are unfair—cre- craft that reflects our values, where. Every nation, not just ating hardships. Fair enough, and acts responsibly will find the U.S., believes they are most but terrorists attacks (like those much to respect in the order. likely to flow to the countries at the Bataclan in France by the Manhattan Free Press Thursday, February 2, 2017 55 Trump Takes the First Step in Restoring the US Military Heritage Foundation programs not directly related to On Friday, President Donald military readiness such as non- Trump signed an exceptionally military related medical re- important executive order initi- search, sustainable energy ating both the beginning of the programs, and junior ROTC rebuilding of the U.S. armed programs. Although there won’t forces and the fulfillment of a be enough resources identified campaign promise. just through cuts and efficien- Because he signed this order cies to fix the Pentagon’s readi- on the same day as he signed ness problems, every little bit the order on immigration it has- helps. n’t yet gotten the attention it de- Perhaps most significantly, serves. That’s a shame. the order directs Mattis and the The order, titled “Rebuilding director of the Office of Budget the U.S. Armed Forces,” has not and Management to develop yet been officially posted to the both a new request for emer- White House website. But a gency funding for fiscal year draft of the order, accompanied 2017 and to revise the still-to- by news reports, gives us be-released budget request for enough details to be able to as- 2018 to provide the increased sess it. funding needed to begin the re- The order directs Secretary building of the military. That di- of Defense James Mattis to con- rection aligns with duct a 30-day review of the recommendations from both readiness of the armed forces to Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and assess their ability to conduct Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas. the fight against the Islamic McCain and Thornberry, the State or ISIS, and other forms chairmen of the Senate and of radical Islamic terrorism, as House Armed Services Com- well as near peer competitors mittees respectively, both have and regional adversaries. a clear-eyed view of the critical This review is critically state of the U.S. military and needed. The Heritage Founda- have written persuasively on tion has been vocal in calling the need for additional defense for such a review based on our funding. independent assessment of the Obtaining additional funding U.S. military. The Heritage for defense will require some 2017 Index of U.S. Military difficult negotiations within Strength assessed our overall Congress and with the White military capability as “mar- House, but the need is so criti- ginal, trending towards weak” cal that failure to succeed is not because of many years of a viable option. Congress and budget cuts and overuse. Our the administration will need to assessment found that the U.S. establish concrete and measur- Army today is the smallest it able objectives for the rebuild- has been since the start of ing of our military so that the World War II; the Navy is the American taxpayer can be as- smallest it has been since World sured that every dollar applied War I; and the Air Force suffers to defense results in an im- from crippling shortages of pi- provement. lots and maintenance personnel. Finally the executive order For example, the average age of calls for a new nuclear posture the Air Force’s planes is 27 and missile defense reviews, years old. two critical defense areas which For too long the nation, and have both suffered considerably the president, has neglected the under the Obama administra- state of military readiness in tion. Heritage has been consis- favor of other priorities. tent and vocal in pointing out This 30-day review will the need for new reviews and allow the defense secretary and increased investment of our na- the president to establish the tion’s nuclear and missile de- facts and determine the neces- fense domains. sary priorities for the rebuilding Could all of these actions of the military. been undertaken without a pres- The order also calls for a re- idential executive order? Cer- view to “reduce commitments tainly. But by signing this order not directly related to the high- Trump has sent an unambigu- est priority operations to make ous signal across his adminis- resources available for training tration that the rebuilding of our and maintenance.” This is also military is one of his top priori- overdue. As described in the ties. Given the threats our na- Heritage’s Blueprint for Bal- tion faces today to its national ance, the Department of De- interests, this sends exactly the fense spends hundreds of right signal to both our allies millions of dollars each year on and potential adversaries.

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Kansas State’s Jessica Sheble (0) has the ball striped as she heads for the basket.

Karyla Middlebrook (21) lays one up and in. Kindred Wesemann (24) git the ball into the center of the court. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, February 2, 2017 77

Kansas State’s Kayla Goth (10) finds out that basketball is a contact sport. Breanna Lewis (22) a K-State Senior turns for a shot.

Eternati Willock (13) gets to the loose ball first.

Big 12 Women’s Basketball Standings Big 12 Overall Pct. Baylor 10 - 0 21 - 1 .955

Texas 10 - 0 16 - 4 .800 Shelyn Maartin (5) drive the lane before taking a shot. Oklahoma 7 - 3 16 - 6 .727 Kansas State 6 - 4 16 - 6 .727 West Virginia 4 - 6 16 - 6 .727 Ben Oklahoma State 3 - 6 13 - 7 .650 Brake Texas Tech 3 - 6 11 - 9 .550 Iowa State 3 - 7 12 - 9 .571 Free Press TCU 2 - 8 10 - 11 .476 Photographer 16th Year of K-State Kansas 1 - 9 7 - 14 .333 . BasketballFootball No. 2 Kansas rallies past No. 4 Kentucky 79-73 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — dormitory. Coach Bill Self said had 18 points for the Wildcats time resulted in 10 turnovers, Second-ranked Kansas missed on Thursday that the investiga- (17-4), but Monk had just six in and their problems continued in all of its 3-point attempts in the tion had become a "major dis- the second half as the Wildcats the second half. They gave the first half, and still the Jayhawks traction." Self also suspended dropped their second straight. Jayhawks all kinds of opportu- kept on shooting. forward Carlton Bragg Jr. this "We struggled with what we nities that not even 40-percent That confidence paid off in week for a violation of team were doing, they shot 60 per- 3-point shooting could over- one of college basketball's rules that he said wasn't con- cent," Wildcats coach John come. The Wildcats don't lose toughest, loudest environments. nected to the investigation. Calipari said. "You cannot win often at Rupp Arena, but they Josh Jackson calmly made with a team shooting (nearly) now have two home defeats this consecutive 3-pointers to jump- Mason had 13 second-half 60 percent. You can't score season, both in marquee games start the Jayhawks, Frank points and Landen Lucas con- enough." against ranked teams — they Mason III had 21 points and tributed 13 points — including lost to now-No. 8 UCLA in De- Kansas beat No. 4 Kentucky a layup with 4:41 remaining to THE BIG PICTURE cember. 79-73 on Saturday night in the cap an 11-0 run for a 69-59 lead Kansas: The Jayhawks SEC-Big 12 Challenge. — and five rebounds before forced 17 turnovers for 21 "Kansas' experience The Challenge's marquee fouling out. Kentucky (17-4) points and outscored Kentucky showed," said Isaiah Briscoe, matchup between college bas- got within 77-73 before Svi- 44-34 in the paint. Devonte' who had 12 points and eight re- ketball's two winningest pro- atoslav Mykhailiuk's two free Graham had 12 points, and bounds. "They were down and grams ended with the Jayhawks throws with 16 seconds left Mykhailiuk provided a big lift kept fighting. I give them credit, earning their second straight sealed the hard-fought win. in place of Bragg with eight but a lot of that is on us." points. win over the Wildcats on Ken- Coach Bill Self had a word for his team after the game. (Photo tucky's home floor. "Coach told us to focus on "I thought this could get ugly POLL IMPLICATIONS by KU Sports Information) Three-point shooting was the things we can control and really fast," Self said. "The key critical for Kansas (19-2). It The Jayhawks shot 59 per- Kansas got this big victory at we did a pretty good job of part of the game for us was the Kansas' gutsy win in a tough shook off an 0-for-8 first half to cent in the second half, and the end of a tumultuous week that," Mason said. "We just last five minutes to get it to five environment might be enough make 5 of 11 after halftime, Jackson finished with 20 points for the program. have to do that, not get dis- (32-27) at halftime. ... Then to convince some poll voters to starting with Jackson's back-to- and 10 rebounds. After the Jayhawks' 85-69 tracted and focus on what we Josh's two 3s to start the second put the Jayhawks on top. Ken- back makes which provided the "I find making 3s gets kind of loss Tuesday night at No. 18 can control." half took the lid off and we tucky figures to drop several first of several leads in a back- contagious," the freshman said West Virginia, campus police in Kansas used a variety of de- were pretty good after that." spots with a home loss follow- and-forth half. Kansas led after his fifth double-double this Lawrence announced they were fenses, including a zone, to ef- ing an SEC defeat at mid-pack throughout the final seven min- season. "I think it kind of investigating an alleged rape of fectively slow Kentucky. Malik Kentucky: The Wildcats' Tennessee. utes. opened it up for us a little bit." a 16-year-old girl at the team's Monk and Derek Willis each ragged stretch just before half- Big 12 Basketball Standings and Schedule Big 12 Standings Kansas State Schedule Kansas Schedule Fri, Nov 11 vs Western Illinois W 82-55 1-0 (0-0) Date Opponent Time/ TV Tue, Nov 15 vs Omaha W 81-68 2-0 (0-0) 11/11/2016 Indiana L 99-103 0-1 School Big 12 Overall Sun, Nov 20 vs Hampton W 89-67 3-0 (0-0) 11/12/2016 Duke W 77-75 1-1 Tue, Nov 22 vs Robert Morris W 61-40 4-0 (0-0) 11/18/2016 Siena W 85-652-1 Baylor 7 - 1 20 - 1 .952 Fri, Nov 25 vs Boston College* W 72-54 5-0 (0-0) 11/21/2016 UAB W 83-633-1 Kansas 7 - 1 19 - 2 .905 Sat, Nov 26 vs Maryland* L 69-68 5-1 (0-0) 11/22/2016 Georgia W 65-54 4-1 Wed, Nov 30 vs Green Bay W 80-61 6-1 (0-0) 11/25/2016 UNC W 95-57 5-1 West Virginia 5 - 3 17 - 4 .810 Sat, Dec 3 @ Saint Louis W 84-53 7-1 (0-0) 11/29/2016 Long Beach State W 91-61 6-1 Iowa State 5 - 3 13 - 7 .650 Tue, Dec 6 vs Prairie View A&M W 74-55 8-1 (0-0) 12/3/2016 Stanford W 89-747-1 Sat, Dec 10 vs Washington State* W 70-56 9-1 12/6/2016 UMKC W 105-62 8-1 Kansas State 4 - 4 15 - 6 .714 Sat, Dec 17 vs Colorado State* W 89-70 10-1 12/10/2016 Nebraska W89-72 9-1 Texas Tech 3 - 5 15 - 6 .714 Wed, Dec 21 vs Gardner-Webb W 67-54 11-1 12/17/2016 Davidson W 89-71 10-1 Fri, Dec 30 vs Texas W 65-62 12-1 12/22/2016 UNLV W 71-53 11-1 TCU 3 - 5 14 - 7 .667 Tue, Jan 3 @ #3 Kansas L 88 - 90 12-2 12/30/2016 TCU W 86-80 12-1. Sat, Jan 7 vs Oklahoma W 75 - 64 12-2 1/3/2017 Kansas State W 90-88 13-1 Okla State 2 - 6 13 - 8 .619 Tue, Jan 10 @ Texas Tech L 65-66 12-3 1/7/2017 Texas Tech W85-68 14-1 Oklahoma 2 - 6 8 - 12 .400 Sat, Jan 14 vs #4 Baylor L 77-68 12-4 1/10/2017 Oklahoma W 81-70 15-1 Wed, Jan 18 @ Oklahoma State W 96-88 13-4 1/14/2017 Okla State W 87-80 16-1 Texas 2 - 6 8 - 13 .381 Sat, Jan 21 vs #15 West Virginia W 79-75 14-4 1/16/2017 Iowa State W 76-72 17-1 Tue, Jan 24 @ #25 Iowa State L 65-70 14-5 1/21/2017 Texas W 96-67 18-1 Sat, Jan 28 @ Tennessee L 58-70 14-6 1/24/2017 West Virginia L 69-85 18-2 Wed, Feb 1 1/28/2017 Kentucky W 79-73 19-2 Big 12 Men Basketball Schedule Date Home Team Away Team Location Time (CT) Media

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Trump fires Justice Dep't head over clash on refugee ban WASHINGTON (AP) -- In tainly defend the policy once United States." Trump named signed it. Leading intelligence this institution's solemn obliga- knowledge of the Cabinet's an extraordinary public show- he's sworn in. He's expected to longtime federal prosecutor officials were also left largely in tion to always seek justice and thinking insisted on anonymity down, President Donald Trump be confirmed Tuesday by the Dana Boente, the U.S. attorney the dark, according to U.S. of- stand for what is right," Yates in order to disclose the officials' fired the acting attorney general Senate Judiciary Committee for the Eastern District of Vir- ficials. wrote in a letter. private views. of the United States after she and could be approved within ginia, as Yates' replacement. publicly questioned the consti- days by the full Senate. Boente was sworn in privately Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, Trump said the order had Despite his public defense of tutionality of his refugee and Yet the firing reflected the late Monday, the White House the top Republican on the Sen- been "approved" by Justice De- the policy, the president has pri- immigration ban and refused to mounting conflict over the ex- said, and rescinded Yates's di- ate Foreign Relations Commit- partment lawyers. However, the vately acknowledged flaws in defend it in court. ecutive order, as administration rective. tee, said that despite White department has said the Office the rollout, according to a per- The clash Monday night be- officials have moved to distance Also late Monday, the acting House assurances that congres- of Legal Counsel review was son with knowledge of his tween Trump and Sally Yates, a themselves from the policy and head of Immigration and Cus- sional leaders were consulted, limited to whether the order thinking. But he's also blamed career prosecutor and Demo- even some of Trump's top ad- toms Enforcement was re- he learned about the order from was properly drafted, but did the media - his frequent target - cratic appointee, laid bare the visers have made clear that they moved. The administration the media. not address broader policy for what he believes are reports growing discord and dissent were not consulted on its imple- didn't offer any explanation for A large group of career diplo- questions. exaggerating the dissent and the surrounding an executive order mentation. the move, only said via Twitter mats circulated several drafts of The blowback underscored number of people actually af- that halted the entire U.S. As protests erupted at air- that Daniel Ragsdale is return- a memo arguing that the order Trump's tenuous relationship fected. refugee program and banned all ports across the globe, and as ing to his previous position as Trump signed last week will not with his own national security entries from seven Muslim-ma- legal challenges piled up in deputy director. ICE executive make the U.S. safe, saying it advisers, many of whom he met After a chaotic weekend dur- jority nations for 90 days. The courthouses, Yates directed associate director Thomas runs counter to American val- for the first time during the tran- ing which some U.S. legal per- firing, in a written statement re- agency attorneys not to defend Homan was elevated to the role ues and will fuel anti-American sition. manent residents were detained leased just hours after Yates the executive order. She said in of acting chief. sentiment around the world. at airports, some agencies were went public with her concerns, a memo Monday she was not Homeland Security Secretary Mattis, who stood next to moving swiftly to try to clean also served as a warning to convinced it was lawful or con- John Kelly said in a statement Spicer challenged those op- Trump during Friday's signing up after the White House. other administration officials sistent with the agency's obliga- that Homan had led efforts "to posed to the measure to resign. ceremony, is said to be particu- that Trump is prepared to termi- tion "to stand for what is right." identify, arrest, detain, and re- "They should either get with the larly incensed. A senior U.S. of- Homeland Security, the nate those who refuse to carry Trump's press secretary, Sean move illegal aliens." The state- program or they can go," he ficial said Mattis, along with agency tasked with implement- out his orders. Spicer, soon followed with a ment didn't mention Ragsdale. said. Joint Chiefs Chairman Joseph ing much of the refugee ban, Yates' refusal to defend the statement accusing Yates of Dunford, was aware of the gen- clarified that customs and bor- executive order was largely having "betrayed the Depart- The chain of events bore Trump's order pauses Amer- eral concept of Trump's order der agents should allow legal symbolic given that Sen. Jeff ment of Justice by refusing to echoes of the Nixon-era "Satur- ica's entire refugee program for but not the details. Tillerson has residents to enter the country. Sessions, Trump's pick for at- enforce a legal order designed day Night Massacre," when the four months, indefinitely bans told the president's political ad- The Pentagon was trying to ex- torney general, will almost cer- to protect the citizens of the attorney general and deputy at- all those from war-ravaged visers that he was baffled over empt Iraqis who worked along- torney general resigned rather Syria and temporarily freezes not being consulted on the sub- side the U.S. and coalition than follow an order to fire a immigration from Iraq, Syria, stance of the order. forces from the 90-day ban on special prosecutor investigating Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and entry from the predominantly Senate panel approves Zinke, Perry the Watergate scandal. The Yemen. Federal judges in New U.S. officials and others with Muslim countries. prosecutor, Archibald Cox, was York and several other states is- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Re- by 16-6. 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