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May 27 2023
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White House Report Card: Biden losing on 2024, debt, public opinion
This week’s White House report card finds President Joe Biden behind the eight ball on, well, everything. On his report card, Democratic pollster John Zogby listed the negatives. Biden is down in the polls, lacks support for his reelection, focused on second-rate issues and is maybe the first Democratic president to be losing the public debate over raising the debt ceiling. WHITE HOUSE NOT
Washington Examiner
Mar 30 2023
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Gwyneth Paltrow Is Dressing Brilliantly for the Court of Public Opinion
The fashion spotlight typically only shines on Park City, Utah—the ski-hub municipality where actress Gwyneth Paltrow is currently standing trial over a disputed skiing incident—only once a year, in January, when Hollywood people lug out their neglected winter parkas and chicest practical footwear to attend the annual Sundance Film Festival. And yet now, on the verge of April, Paltrow and her
GQ.com
May 23 2023
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The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
May 31 2023
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UFOs: Five revelations from Nasa's public meeting
A Nasa panel investigating unidentified flying objects has collected around 800 mysterious reports - but only a small fraction are truly unexplained, researchers say.
The agency set up the panel last year to explain its work on what it calls unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).
UAP are defined as sightings "that cannot be identified as aircraft or known natural phenomena from
BBC News
Jun 05 2023
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First U.S. law banning public drag shows ruled unconstitutional
NASHVILLE (BP) – A federal district judge has ruled unconstitutional a Tennessee law prohibiting gender-bending drag performances in front of minors, which had been the only such law in the nation. Tennessee’s Adult Entertainment Act (AEA) violates constitutionally protected freedom of speech, U.S. District Judge Thomas Parker ruled late June 2 in the Western District Court of Tennessee. “The
Baptist Press
Jun 03 2023
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Hawaii expands concealed carry paired with bans on guns in public places
The state of Hawaii has expanded concealed carry, though many public places where people can carry their firearms have also been prohibited under the governor's watch. Gov. Josh Brown (D) signed the legislation on Friday, which forbids people from carrying their guns to various places, including beaches, hospitals, stadiums, bars that serve alcohol, and movie theaters. If a private business
Washington Examiner
May 30 2023
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Doctors weigh in on public health as Minnesota legalizes recreational marijuana
Leaders at Hazelden Betty Ford will host a community conversation in two weeks addressing the use of marijuana and public health. MINNEAPOLIS — With the legalization of marijuana now signed into law in Minnesota, it's still to be determined what this means for public health. "There are some weak short-term studies, so we don't have a lot of long, good long-term data on the medical benefits,"
KARE11
Jun 02 2023
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Public berates Oregon Republicans for walkout during their own 'accountability' hearing
Oregon Republican representatives and senators − plus an Independent − invited the public to speak about what oversight and accountability should look like in the state. Instead, those who attended spent the meeting chastising the state lawmakers for refusing to show up to work over the past five weeks and demanding they end the Senate walkout. The "Joint Committee on Oversight and
The Register-Guard
May 22 2023
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New York’s public housing is sinking — literally
Like many coastal cities around the world, New York City is sinking. On a year-to-year basis, the rate of its descent into the Earth is practically imperceptible, but over time those millimeters add up: Today, the city is 9 inches lower than it was in 1950 — a number that has serious implications for waterfront neighborhoods that are having to reckon with increasingly extreme storms. Sea level
Grist