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Trump Administration · United States

Hegseth and Rubio Share Classified Details on Boat Strikes with Congressional Leaders

76% Center coverage: 95 sources

Denver Election Results: Flavored Tobacco Ban

Secretary of State · Denver

Denver Election Results: Flavored Tobacco Ban

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

Referendum 310 determines whether Denver's ban on flavored tobacco products is repealed or continues.See the Story

Nebraska Tribe Hits Back After State Officials’ Marijuana Threats

Native American · Omaha

Nebraska Tribe Hits Back After State Officials’ Marijuana Threats

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A Native American tribe in Nebraska, as well as cannabis reform activists, are punching back against the governor and state attorney general over recent comments suggesting that people would be prosecuted if they buy marijuana from businesses on the reservation. Governor Jim Pillen (R) and Attorney General Mike Hilgers (R) both made controversial remarks about the tribe’s cannabis program on November 5, amid negotiations over a compact on tax re…See the Story

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