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Apr 20 2023
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Gov. Beshear: Drug overdose deaths fell in Kentucky in 2022
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Drug overdose deaths in Kentucky fell by 5% in 2022, offering a sign of hope that treatment efforts are relieving an addiction epidemic that remains a public health crisis, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday. It was the first decline in four years, but overdose fatalities in Kentucky surpassed 2,000 again last year, according to the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center
Washington Times
May 30 2023
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Jim Justice wallops Joe Manchin in race for Senate: Poll
Swarms of harmless, but annoying, miller moths have arrived in Colorado— and probably your house. So what do you do when they invade your home?
Trap them in a bowl of soapy water Suck them up with a vacuum Swat them with a shoe or rolled up magazine Catch and release them back outside Leave them be, they'll die after a few days
Colorado Springs Gazette
Apr 20 2023
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Michigan had country's highest youth turnout in 2022 midterms
Michigan had the highest youth voter turnout in the country (37%) last year, according to a new report from researchers at Tufts University. Why it matters: Nationally, the voter turnout for people between the age of 18 and 29 was 23% in 2022. • That's a lower turnout than in the record-breaking mid-2018 cycle (28%) but much higher than in 2014, when only 13% of youth voted. • Young people
Axios
May 28 2023
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Erdogan Declares Victory on Bus Roof in Violent Turkish Presidential Election
Longtime Turkish strongman leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan declared victory on Sunday evening in the second and final round of this year’s presidential election in the country, greeting supporters with a song atop a bus in Istanbul. As of Sunday evening, Turkish election authorities had counted 99.08 percent of the total vote in the race, including absentee ballots from abroad. With that many
Breitbart News
Apr 25 2023
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Penn Relays 2022: Complete N.J. boys shot put preview
Nicholas Frattina of Mount Olive competes in the boys shot put during the East Brunswick Invitational NJSIAA Track and Field Meet at East Brunswick High School on Saturday April 15, 2023. Duncan Williams | For NJ Advance Media Thursday marks the 127th running of the Penn Relays at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Below, find the N.J. outlook for the boys shot put. Nominate your game changer now
nj.com
May 26 2023
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South Carolina Republicans' abortion ban derailed by judge they elected
Abortion-rights advocates in South Carolina have once again been saved from a Republican-led abortion ban by a judge the same Republicans elected. South Carolina Judge Clifton Newman on Friday issued a temporary stay on a newly enacted ban on most abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected—about six weeks of pregnancy—until the state's Republican-led Supreme Court can review the measure.
Newsweek
May 30 2023
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Spain's leader cracks whip on squabbling coalition partners by calling snap election
People gather in Madrid’s main square during a march by the leftist United We Can party in January 2015. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s surprise decision to call a snap election breaks apart the coalition he built with the far-left United We Can party, marking a line in the sand with a movement born of grassroots activism but whose electoral fortunes have nosedived. On Monday, Sánchez
Los Angeles Times
May 30 2023
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Spain's Sanchez calls for snap elections on July 23rd for the wohle of Spain
MADRID, May 29 (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election on Monday, in an apparent attempt to wrong-foot his conservative opponents and give his flagging Socialist party the best chance of retaining power before its support weakens further.
Sanchez, who has repeatedly said he wanted to serve a full term, made the unexpected announcement a day after left-
Daily Kos
May 26 2023
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Echoing Trump, DeSantis eyes possible Jan. 6 pardons if elected
In the immediate aftermath of the Jan. 6 attack, Donald Trump at least pretended to be furious about the insurrectionist violence. The outgoing president condemned the assault on the Capitol as a “heinous attack,” claimed he was “outraged” by the “lawlessness and mayhem,” and delivered a public message to the rioters: “You do not represent our country, and to those who broke the law: You will
MSNBC