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🚨BREAKING: Missouri voters defeated a GOP bid to limit their ability to amend the state constitution. The measure was the GOP's attempt to diminish the power of voters who’ve used citizen initiatives to expand Medicaid and protect abortion access.

Missouri voters reject ballot measure limiting their power to amend state constitution

Notably, the proposed amendment would not have affected constitutional amendments that the legislature put on the ballot. State lawmakers only wanted to make it harder to pass a voter-led measure,…

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NEWS: Trump just bragged about gutting endangered species protections so oil drilling, logging, development, and even military training can expand with fewer restrictions.

Trump Announces Rollback of Endangered Species Protections

Trump: ”The United States of America is going to BUILD again.”

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There’s a smart ass in every group.

Apparently, it was all for a photo of him laughing in his car.

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Summer’s almost over and Sean Duffy’s controversial road trip reality series has yet to launch, leaving corporate sponsors out millions of dollars and critics asking what the money was really for.

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Booker: "Ghislaine Maxwell is sitting in the lowest possible confinement after giving no information that helped us get one more investigation started and has been silent, and the man responsible for that we're about to make the attorney general of the US ... this is farcical."

This country is losing all ability to defend itself from a crazy administration.

Those darned FBI lawyers keep bringing up the law: news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/...

Patel to Reduce FBI Lawyers as General Counsel Tensions Rise (2)

FBI Director Kash Patel is planning to shrink his legal advisory office, deepening divisions with his general counsel as outside lawsuits challenge prior staff terminations, said people familiar with ...

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NEW STORY// Voter Turnout Lags as Washington's Primary Election Enters Home Stretch By Ryan Packer via @theurbanist.org

Voter Turnout Lags as Washington's Primary Election Enters Home Stretch

The deadline to get a ballot to a drop box in Washington draws near, with voter turnout lagging even where it was four years ago. Ballots are due tonight at 8pm.

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I better go check outside water for these poor animals.

This spot for me?

major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis www.theguardian.com/business/ng-...

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You ever in a meeting and someone starts blabbing rubbish bc they want to look like they know what they’re doing? Omg, I have to get something done in this meeting, shut up.

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I can’t always do company. Company should text and get the “ok” before pop bys.

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A win! A federal court has dismissed the Department of Justice’s lawsuit seeking access to Colorado’s unredacted voter registration list.

So…CBS buried a 60 Minutes investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s banking ties while claiming to uphold journalism. When billionaires own the newsroom, the public gets PR not accountability. Follow the money! 💰 #USDemocracy #RisingBlue newrepublic.com/post/213927/... via @newrepublic.com

60 Minutes Ended Story About Epstein’s Shady Bank Transactions

Senator Ron Wyden sat for an interview with correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi about Jeffrey Epstein’s bank transactions. Alfonsi was fired for other reasons shortly after, and the story never aired.

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Momma Harbor Seal with her pup at Seattle's Ballard Locks:

6000 year old baobab Tree in Tanzania. Africa

Artificial intelligence is fueling more than half of cybercrime in Africa, enabling criminals to launch faster, more sophisticated attacks as financial losses continue to mount, a new study found

AI Now Fuels Over Half of Africa’s Cybercrime, Study Finds

Artificial intelligence is fueling more than half of cybercrime in Africa, enabling criminals to launch faster, more sophisticated attacks as financial losses continue to mount, a new study found.

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