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April 29, 2015

• Gowdy committee debates citizenship birthright
• Senate bill would make cockfighting a felony in SC
• A testing time in SC for both kids and schools
• Thursday letters: Perpetual tax cuts are not sustainable
• Texas, Georgia, Kansas making big pushes for Dreher’s Mack
• Letter: South Carolina could teach other states how to handle police violence
• Congress discussing major changes in military retirement
• Scoppe: Logjam in the SC Legislature? Senators could bust it up
• SC abortion bill could sink roads deal
• UPDATE: Columbia man charged in Elgin bank robbery
• Video: Instate DB Chris Smith discusses USC offer
• Call him the ‘Head Draft Coach’: Spurrier leads active coaches in number of players picked in NFL Draft
• Poll: Americans evenly split on gay marriage case
• S.C. politics
• First female SC Guard general to retire
• Piano dedication celebrates music of healing
• Vietnam Vets celebration set for May 1
• Thursday letters: We must wake up before it’s too late
• Thursday letters: Critics gearing up to attack Clinton
• Columbia Mayor Benjamin supports friend and convicted felon Pinson
• Jeb Bush’s PAC names first South Carolina advisers
• Elgin man faces criminal sexual conduct charges after child calls 911
• Columbia police arrest suspect in Garners Ferry shooting
• Accused mastermind of Lake Wylie killings in court Wednesday
• Video: Steve Spurrier Jr. mic’d up at USC practice
• Pelion police seek suspects involved in drug-story burglary
• 17-year-old charged with sexual battery after impregnating minor
• Lake Carolina Elementary’s big man on campus: Tal Thompson
• Clemson’s Vic Beasley ready for first-round call in NFL Draft
• SC & Georgia vie for Volvo: Haley, Hitt fly to NJ
• Texans expect Jadeveon Clowney to be ‘major contributor’ in 2015
• Report: DJ Swearinger could be traded by Texans
• MORNING BUZZ: Senate budget debate looms + committees take up child welfare, cockfighting and DUI videos
• Ebola tests are negative for Carolinas Medical Center patient
• Robert Ariail on Pinewood Dump
• Tasting room opens at Columbia’s newest distillery
• Go Columbia picks of the week through May 6
• Gin Blossoms headlines tonight's Sprummer fundraiser for austim advocacy
• How I Go Columbia: Tiffany Dinsmore
• What’s Good Here? Knead Pizza in Lexington
• Be There: Rhythm on the River brings free fun
• Columbia Animal Shelter Pet of the Week: Ashley
• Safety agency seeks ideas on getting more recall fixes done
• ‘Friendship 9’ civil rights story made into musical
• Gay consultant quits, citing Columbia councilman’s ‘preoccupation’ with her sexuality
• SC senate OK’s body camera bill; House to debate bill Thursday
• Lexington town official in Baltimore during unrest
• Officials probe racist photo at private Greenville school