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We passed out over 2,000 flyers, just trying to focus on things like that to keep us busy so we don't sit and think of the what ifs, Bragg said. He told 10News that Bergman and her boyfriend, Jon Clark, had an on-and-off relationship.  He said he never had a good feeling about Clark and that the recent arrest doesn't surprise him.  "It just speaks to his character and the kind of person he is," Bragg said. "But it doesn't really give me any hope other than the fact that if he is guilty of something in my daughter's case that it will be brought out."Bragg said his daughter met Clark through a dating website that a friend set up for her. In March she moved to Phoenix to be with him, but moved in with a high school friend after they broke up. Clark told authorities that on the day Bergman disappeared, he picked her up from work early and drove her home - where he said they got into a fight and she left. Clark denied involvement in Bergman's disappearance. So far, police have not named him as a suspect or person of interest.   "At this point, she could literally be anywhere in the world," Bragg said. "I'm going to keep searching for my daughter until I find her, until I get an answer."  1236

What a difference a week makes.After falling short in some high-profile contests in Michigan and Missouri seven days ago, progressive candidates -- many of them staunch backers of single-payer health care and other universal programs popular on the left -- in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Connecticut and Vermont notched a raft of victories on Tuesday.In Minnesota, Omar won the contest to replace Keith Ellison in the state's 5th District House race. She was endorsed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a fellow Justice Democrats candidate.Ellison, whose long-term political future remains in the balance due to the assault allegations, secured the Democratic nomination to become the state's next attorney general.Next door in Wisconsin, the mustachioed Randy Bryce, who entered the 1st District race in June 2017 with an eye on ousting Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan, secured the Democratic nomination. He'll have a less hefty task than initially imagined, with Ryan having since announced his retirement, clearing the way for one of his former aides, Bryan Steil, to pick up the GOP nod.In Milwaukee County, meanwhile, Earnell Lucas, a Major League Baseball security official and progressive who ran for sheriff on "restoring integrity" to the office, defeated the top deputy of former Sheriff Dave Clarke -- the conservative media figure who actually ran in Milwaukee County as a Democrat despite holding conservative Republican political views.Both Ellison and Bryce were among the relatively few big-name endorsements offered by Sen. Bernie Sanders, who predictably cruised to victory in Vermont's Democratic Senate primary. As he's done in the past, Sanders is expected to turn down that nomination and run again as an independent. But his overwhelming win dusted away any suggestion that, at least among Democrats in his home state, there were any hard feelings dating back to the 2016 presidential primary.Back east in Connecticut, another pair of progressive favorites backed by the Working Families Party -- Hayes and Matt Lesser -- won their primaries, with Lesser outlasting a fellow state house member in their race for a state Senate seat and Hayes, named by former President Barack Obama as the National Teacher of the Year in 2016, winning the contest to replace Rep. Elizabeth Esty as the Democratic nominee in the 5th District. 2338

Under a plea agreement with the Butte County district attorney's office, PG&E will pay the maximum fine of about million.The company will also fund efforts to restore access to water for the next five years for residents impacted by the loss of a canal destroyed by the fire. 282

Uh, just a different type of leader, we could be in North Korea, I could smoke with Wiz Khalifa, uh. (Yikes)"If I pull up with a Kerry Washington, that's gon' be an enormous scandal, I could have Naomi Campbell. and still might want me a Stormy Daniels." (All Mine) 265

Walt Disney Co. has been a crowd-control pioneer dating back to Disneyland's earliest days. But the throngs keep getting bigger despite regular price increases, and resort managers must constantly devise new ways to safely squeeze more people into the same space, the Los Angeles Times reported. 295

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