Seized records show how far Trump admin would go
U S Democratic lawmakers disclose their iPhone data was secretly seized by the Trump Justice Department in 2018 as part of leaks probes tied to Russia related election interference. Apple provided metadata on at least 12 people and gag orders delayed notice. The affair raises questions about legal justification and the balance of power between branches.
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G-7 Leaders pledge vaccine share at Carbis Bay summit
At a sunlit Cornwall seaside summit, G-7 leaders pledges to share at least 1 billion vaccine doses with poorer nations, with Biden committing 500 million and Johnson 100 million. Johnson urged avoiding 2008-style uneven recovery while Macron and Merkel pressed concrete global aid and goals. Queen Elizabeth II attended a reception at the Eden Project as leaders gathered.
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Draft ordinance bars pot near schools and DUI questions rise
A draft measure would prohibit marijuana use within 1000 feet of schools and similar institutions. West Virginia allows medical cannabis but DUI can still be charged if impairment from marijuana or other drugs affects driving. Sgt Ballard notes legal procurement does not negate DUI responsibility.
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WV Governor Urges Extension of Abandoned Mine Lands Fee
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice calls to extend AML program funding for 15 years at current rates and accelerate use of the AML Trust Fund. He cites $11 billion in remaining projects nationwide and $4.2 billion in WV, arguing AML spending creates jobs and boosts the economy by about 1.59 dollars per dollar spent.
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Weather outlook amid continuing flood risk near Bluefield
Meteorologist Robert Beasley warns a lingering weather system along I 77 may bring thunder storms and bursts of heavy rain in the Bluefield area. Sunday should be mostly dry with sunny skies and a high near 80. Residents near rivers are urged to stay vigilant as saturated ground cannot absorb more rain and motorists should avoid flooded roadways.
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Virginia Deploys Return to Earn Grants Amid Unemployment Debate
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announces the Return to Earn Grant Program to replace some unemployment benefits with $15 per hour job incentives and requires W-2 employment. The effort ties to a revived weekly work search rule and in-person Career Works services resuming June 1 while urging employers to hire through state subsidies.
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