Pot on federal land leads to growing citations in Northwest
An AP analysis shows at least 27 700 people have been cited for marijuana on federal property since 2009. Washington state accounts for a sizable share with 146 citations through July, as officials weigh federal priorities and limits on enforcement.
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House bill seeks $4 billion annual cut to food stamps
The House plans to consider a measure cutting SNAP funding by about $4 billion yearly and enabling states to impose broader work requirements. It would end waivers allowing able bodied adults without dependents to receive benefits indefinitely. The proposal faces opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, with Senate and White House stance uncertain.
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