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Apr 24 2024
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ELECTION 2024 'My civic duty': Local voters slowly visit polling places for primary election
Apr. 24—JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Even though primary elections often draw fewer voters than general elections, Moxham resident Ronald King said Tuesday that it's important to vote in every election. "I'm going to be on my phone all day telling people to vote," he said. King scrolled through messages he had sent to family and friends, reminding them to take part in their civic duty on Tuesday during
Yahoo NewsApr 19 2024
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NFL draft will include many Michigan men, maybe enough to break record set by 2022 Georgia Bulldogs
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — J.J. McCarthy is expected to be the first of many Michigan men drafted from its national championship team. The Wolverines had a record 18 players at the combine, giving them a chance to be the first school with at least 16 prospects picked in one NFL draft. “We definitely have a shot because we have some great players on the team — and we won the natty,” running back Blake
Washington PostMar 22 2024
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Drug Overdose Deaths Smashed Records Again In 2022
Drug overdoses topped records again in 2022, new government data show.
Nearly 108,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2022, according to data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
A total of 107,941 people died from drug overdoses that year, about 1,200 more or 1% higher than those who died in 2021.
The number of overdose deaths has
The Daily WireApr 26 2024
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Early voting underway, Election Day May 4
Early voting for the local San Benito City Commissioners’ and the San Benito CISD Board of Trustees’ races commenced on Monday, April 22, and have experienced an uptick in voter turnout. According to the voter count provided by the Cameron County Office of Elections and Voter Registration, a total of 698 ballots have been casted for the San Benito Commissioners’ race and 846 have been casted
San Benito NewsApr 12 2024
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Family of Lyft driver killed in 2022 shooting awarded $44 million in wrongful death lawsuit
The family of a Chicago man who was killed while driving for Lyft in 2022 has been awarded over $44 million in their wrongful death lawsuit. Kristian Philpotts, 29, accepted a request for a ride in Urbana on Jan. 12, 2022. During the ride, Philpotts was shot by the passenger, Tyjohn Williams of Champaign. Williams, now 18, had requested the ride using his mother's account. He got inside the
Chicago Sun-TimesApr 10 2024
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To win the election, Trump is changing how elections are run
When former President Donald Trump clinched the Republican Presidential nomination last month, his win was taken by many as both a hard-fought campaign victory and the conclusion of a long-standing inevitability. Although much of today's GOP exists as a de facto extension of the MAGA movement, Trump's dominating primary performance cannot be attributed to his personal sway over the
The Week - NewsMar 14 2024
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Sentencing hearing for 2022 knife attack rescheduled
POCATELLO — The sentencing hearing for a man who pleaded guilty to slashing another man’s face in a grocery store parking lot has been rescheduled. Burke Ryan Bailey, 46, pleaded guilty to a felony charge of aggravated battery in exchange for the dismissal of a deadly weapon enhancement. Bailey was scheduled to be sentenced by District Judge Javier Gabiola on Monday. However, he appeared in
East Idaho NewsApr 15 2024
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States where abortion is on the ballot in the 2024 election
Return to menu Current law: Florida’s Supreme Court ruled in April that the state’s constitution does not protect abortion rights. The case centered on the state’s existing 15-week ban, which took effect in the summer of 2022. But the court’s ruling triggered a far stricter law passed last year and signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) that will outlaw abortion after six weeks of pregnancy, before
Washington PostDec 21 2023
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Two county officials in Arizona plead not guilty to charges for delaying 2022 election certification
PHOENIX (AP) — Two officials from a rural Arizona county pleaded not guilty Thursday to felony charges for delaying the certification of their county’s 2022 midterm election results. Cochise County Supervisors Peggy Judd and Tom Crosby had balked for weeks about certifying the results, in a process known as canvassing. They didn’t cite problems with election results. But they said they weren’t
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