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Oregon residents increasingly support repealing decriminalization of drugs: Poll

A majority of Oregon residents support repealing a law that decriminalized hard drugs within the state, a reversal of the position's passage after three years.

Sean Reyes calls for ‘transparency and accountability’ from Biden for Kabul Airport attack

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes demanded answers from President Joe Biden two years after the attack on the Kabul International Airport.

Carlos Santa reverses course again, editing apology for ‘anti-trans’ rant

Guitarist Carlos Santana has seemingly changed his mind yet again, as he altered his apology on social media for his comments about transgender people.

Boston parade shooting: Seven injured at Caribbean festival Saturday morning

Several people were injured in a morning shooting at a local Caribbean holiday event, the latest in a series of shootings at such an event.

California judge rejects Eastman motion to postpone disbarment hearing

A California judge denied John Eastman's request to postpone his disbarment trial on Friday, despite his status as a co-defendant in a sweeping Georgia election fraud racketeering case.

Oliver Anthony responds to media ‘trying to twist me into being a Biden supporter’

Musician Oliver Anthony clarified his feelings for President Joe Biden in what he called his "last post about politics."

SpaceX launches first fully international crew to ISS

In a pre-dawn launch on Saturday, SpaceX sent the United States's first space flight to the International Space Station where the entire crew was from different countries.

Alcohol industry displeased with Biden czar considering call to have just two drinks a week

Representatives of the alcohol industry were displeased with a leading Biden administration official's recommendation to cut back on alcohol consumption.

Florida Democrats pick up win in battle over gerrymandered map

Democrats in Florida appear positioned to get another seat in the House after successfully resolving a mapping dispute involving the state's gerrymandering in favor of Republicans.

Trump still dominates primary race after big week mugging for the cameras

A week in which eight presidential candidates gathered onstage in Milwaukee for the first Republican primary debate of the 2024 cycle, while former President Donald Trump released an interview with Tucker Carlson and then later surrendered to a Fulton County, Georgia jail would have perhaps been the beginning of the end of any other presidential candidate.
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