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Politics The House Passes The MORE Act Bill; Will Head To The Senate The U.S House of Representatives has passed the MORE Act to end the federal prosecution of marjiuana. The bill will now head to the Senate. By Brianna Lawson April 02, 2022
Sports Dwyane Wade On Being Approached About Running For Office: "I Have A Role As An American Citizen" Dwyane Wade recognizes that he has an opportunity that a lot of others don't. By Caroline Fisher August 13, 2023
Society Donald Trump Dials Back On New Spending Bill In Support Of Dreamers & Mexican Wall Trump is reconsidering a bill he once approved. By David Saric March 23, 2018
Politics U.S. Senate Addresses Ticketmaster In Hearing After Taylor Swift Debacle The U.S. Senate held a hearing to address issues with Ticketmaster and Live Nation on Tuesday. By Cole Blake January 24, 2023
Society Craigslist Removes Personals Section Following Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act The website is complying with new laws set in place. By David Saric March 23, 2018
Politics Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial To Commence Week Of Feb. 8 Donald Trump's impeachment trial will commence during the week of February 8th. By Cole Blake January 23, 2021
Politics Senate Officially Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill The stimulus checks are right around the corner. By Alexander Cole March 06, 2021
Politics Biden Says Georgia Election Vital For Third $2,000 Stimulus Check Joe Biden pitched to Georgia voters that voting Democrat could lead to a third stimulus check worth $2,000. By Deja Goode January 05, 2021
Politics Texas Senate Approves Bill Allowing Handgun Carrying With No Permit The state legislature recently passed a bill repealing any requirements for carrying a handgun. By Madusa S. May 08, 2021
Politics House Of Representatives Pass Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana The Senate will now get to vote on a bill that would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act. By Alexander Cole December 04, 2020
Politics Jimmy Kimmel Asks "Could There Be A Dumber Thing To Be Than Donald Trump Jr?" Kimmel tore into Trump Jr. By Karlton Jahmal September 28, 2018
Society Senate Votes To Bring Back FCC Net Neutrality Rules This is a big win for the Democrats. By David Saric May 17, 2018
Politics Marco Rubio Accuses Dr. Fauci Of Lying About COVID-19, After Being Among First To Get Vaccinated Marco Rubio called out Dr. Fauci on Twitter, Sunday, and disputed how many Americans should be vaccinated for COVID-19. By Cole Blake December 27, 2020
Politics Ron Johnson Says He Would've Only Been Afraid On Jan. 6 If BLM Stormed The Capitol Sen. Ron Johnson says he didn't feel threatened during the Capitol Hill riot, but would have if Black Lives Matter were protesting. By Cole Blake March 14, 2021
Society Donald Trump's Latest Tweet Doesn't Seem To Agree With Alabama Abortion Ban Trump doesn't agree with the total ban. By Karlton Jahmal May 19, 2019
Movies Ryan Coogler Will Not Move "Black Panther 2" Production In Protest Of Georgia Voting Laws Ryan Coogler says he will not move the filming of the "Black Panther" sequel in protest of Georgia's new voting laws. By Cole Blake April 18, 2021
Pop Culture Senate Sex Tape Rumors Lead To Firing Of Accused Aide An aide to Maryland Senator Ben Cardin had been accused of appearing in the video seeming shot in a Senate hearing room. By Ben Mock December 16, 2023
Politics Virginia Sen. Ben Chafin Jr. Dies From COVID-19 Complications Virginia Sen. Ben Chafin Jr. died, Saturday, after contracting COVID-19. By Cole Blake January 02, 2021
Politics U.S. House Of Representatives Approves $2,000 Stimulus, Senate Must Agree Trump signed off on a $600 relief bill, but now the Senate will determine if American's receive the increased amount. By Erika Marie December 28, 2020
Society Meek Mill Proudly Celebrates Senate Bill 14 Inspired By His Advocacy His work in justice reform is proving to be fruitful. By Zaynab January 30, 2019
Politics Kamala Harris Says She And Biden Will Decriminalize Marijuana The Senator stated unequivocally that a Biden-Harris Administration would roll back penalties for marijuana-related crimes. By Isaiah Cane September 16, 2020

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