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Opioid epidemic increased Republican vote share and conservatism, new research finds

The opioid epidemic in the United States has contributed to a significant increase in Republican vote share and increasing conservatism since the mid-1990s, according to new research from two economists trained at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Ukraine could have F-16s sooner than people think

NATO allies are scrambling to arrange the training and transfer of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, according to U.S. and European officials, raising the prospect that the U.S.-made fighter jets could enter the war sooner than some would think.

Air Force general says ‘Judeo-Christian’ roots will help the U.S. military’s ethical use of AI

An Air Force general spurred backlash this week when he asserted that the U.S. military can more ethically utilize artificial intelligence than other nations, citing “Judeo-Chrisitian” values.

Tulsi Gabbard fires back after musician’s anti-Trump social media post

Former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard fired back in response to musician Jack White's criticism to what he called the "normalizing" of former President Donald Trump.

Federal judge deems Arizona law restricting the recording of police officers to be unconstitutional

A federal judge ruled against an Arizona law that restricts how close the public is allowed to be to police officers while recording, and deemed it to be unconstitutional.

Hate crime charges dropped against white protester who spat on Black woman

A Connecticut court has dismissed hate crime and other charges against a white woman who spat on a Black woman during counter-protests at the state's capitol in 2021.

Nebraska man posing as a high school student charged with sex crimes

Police discovered that a Nebraska man impersonating a high schooler allegedly committed crimes against other students.

Nancy Pelosi’s next move could send shockwaves through politics

Speculation continues to mount as to whether or not former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) will seek reelection to keep her long-held seat in Congress.

House and Senate set for a collision course on government funding

The House and Senate are set for a collision course when it comes to appropriations this year, and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is in the middle of it, having to please the far-right fringe of his conference while also ensuring the government is funded before the Sept. 30 deadline.

Portland shooting: Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital deemed ‘safe’ by police but remains on lockdown following active shooter event

The Portland Police Bureau has deemed the Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center "safe" but remains on lockdown due to an active shooter event on Saturday afternoon. Initial information from authorities stated that the shooting suspect has left the hospital, and officers are searching for the gunman.
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