Wherever you stand on legalized marijuana, the idea has been gaining ground across the nation. America’s most populous state, California, approved recreational pot starting in 2018, with the promise that a Shangri La would emerge, generating a wealth of taxes, […]
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The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has announced a three or four day hearing to consider the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett will begin October 12. Read the announcement below: WASHINGTON – Senate
I investigate America’s biggest legal pot market and learn the secret of why revenue is falling short, the black market is booming, and pot advocates are so disappointed.
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The following is an excerpt of my news analysis at The Hill: Less than six weeks before the election, one of the most profound disappointments among some of Joe Biden’s supporters is that he doesn’t even seem to be trying.
The following is an excerpt from an article in WCVB Live ABC: SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s husband, University of California Regent Richard Blum, was named Thursday by the state auditor’s office as one of the regents involved
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As more states legalize marijuana, pot advocates say the lofty promises don’t seem to be coming true. This Sunday on Full Measure, I investigate what they say is going wrong. One problem they describe is that legal pot was supposed
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A Republican-led joint Senate committee has released findings of its investigation into alleged conflicts of interest concerning Joe Biden and his son, Hunter. The 87-page report details a complex web of allegedly problematic financial dealings between members of the Biden
An important update to our follow the money investigation on $91 billion tax dollars intended for Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery. Since then, there have been some criminal convictions and even more arrests involving fraud. We begin with our original investigation
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