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Baltimore to Stop Prosecuting Marijuana Possession Cases
Claiming that marijuana possession citations unfairly impact minorities, a State Attorney for Baltimore said she would stop prosecuting such cases.
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Wait, Who is Bill Weld?
Bill Weld was the former Vice Presidential nominee for the Libertarian Party, but who was he before the campaign trail?
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John McAfee Is Running for President, but He Doesn't Want Your Vote
The multimillionaire cryptocurrency investor has made it perfectly clear that he does not want a single vote in this upcoming election.
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NYC Handgun Laws Pending Supreme Court Review
New York City has some of the strictest laws on handguns in the country, but the Supreme Court is now hearing a case challenging them.
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Baltimore Unanimously Votes Against Armed Police in Schools
Following national debate on the topic of armed police in schools, the Baltimore school district has voted against implementing the practice.
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Adam Kokesh Begins Presidential Campaign, Gets Arrested
After organizing a "Book Bomb" in New Orleans and dealing with some harsh police backlash, Adam Kokesh has jumpstarted his presidential campaign.
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Republican States are Caving on Marijuana Legalization
A green wave has taken hold of Republican state legislatures as marijuana legislation sparks up.
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BREAKING: Evidence of 9/11 Controlled Demolition to Be Presented to Grand Jury
The Southern District of New York has agreed to have a U.S. attorney present evidence of controlled demolition on 9/11 to a grand jury.
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Laura Loomer Leads Yellow Vests Against Pelosi
Laura Loomer, a self-described conservative activist, brought illegal immigrants donned in yellow vests to protest the policies of Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Recapping President Trump’s Address to the Nation
In President Trump's first address to the nation, he gave a bold speech about the border wall and ongoing government shutdown.
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IRS To Issue Tax Refunds During Government Shutdown
The Internal Revenue Service, despite fears that the government shutdown will continue into filing season, will provide tax refunds to those who file.
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Gun Groups File Lawsuit in Defense of California Gun Owners
Firearms Policy Coalition, Calguns Foundation, and other pro gun groups have filed a joint suit to defend two gun owners' right to bear arms in California.
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A Utah City Has a Snowball Ban, Calls Them "Missiles"
For as long as anyone can remember, one unfortunate Utah city has lived under a snowball ban that shows no signs of being lifted.
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Kansas Supreme Court: Police Don't Need a Warrant, Only Need to Smell Marijuana
Officers in Kansas arrested a man after searching his home without a warrant, using the smell of marijuana as probable cause.
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The Senate Strikes Back
Winning Senate elections is harder to do when you are being held accountable for screwing up a difficult and unpopular decision.
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US Senators: 'No Doubt' Crown Prince Involved in Khashoggi Killing
Top US Senators left a closed-door briefing entirely sure Saudia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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President Trump Invited to George H. W. Bush's Funeral
President Donald Trump was notably excluded from former Senator John McCain's funeral service but was recently invited to attend George Bush Sr.'s funeral.
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These 37 Senate Members Voted To Continue The War In Yemen
As the American-backed war in Yemen continues and the casualties rise, these 37 Senators voted against the discussion of an end.
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Senate Votes to Move Forward in Debate of American Involvement in Yemen
The United States Senate has voted to move foward with a resolution that could possibly end American involvement in the Yemen Civil War.
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The Libertarian Party Won’t Win, and Here's Why
Through a lack of name recognition, a continual showing of weak candidates, and a rigged game, the Libertarian Party is forever doomed to fail.
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It May be Impossible for Assange to Win in Court
CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou indicated that the Eastern District of Virginia is a no-man's land for whistleblowers.
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Pentagon: Border Troops to Cost Taxpayers Over $200 Million
Now that the midterm elections have run their course, though, the troops still remain, continuing to cost millions, burdening the American taxpayer.
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Petition to Free Ross Ulbricht Reaches 100k Signatures
The Change.org petition for President Trump to pardon Ross Ulbricht, creator of The Silk Road, has now passed 100k signatures.
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Breaking: Stormy Daniel's Lawyer Michael Avenatti Arrested Over Domestic Violence
Michael Avenatti is arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence.