Colorado residents sue to block recreational marijuana industry
Residents file federal suits in Denver seeking to shut down Colorado's recreational marijuana sector. They argue the 2012 legalization harms property values and brings unwanted visitors, asserting federal law supremacy amid a landmark challenge from within the state.
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Obama designates Pullman National Monument in Chicago
President Obama announced three new national monuments including Pullman in Chicago's South Side. The designation honors the Pullman Palace Car Company built to house workers and marks a key site in labor history and the rise of the black middle class. He also created Browns Canyon in Colorado and Honouliuli in Hawaii.
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Insanity defense rests in Kyle shooting case
Defense rested in Eddie Ray Routh's murder trial for killing Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield at a Texas shooting range. A forensic psychiatrist testified Routh has schizophrenia with psychosis weeks before the slayings. prosecutors plan rebuttal witnesses. If convicted he faces life without parole. insanity verdict could trigger civil commitment.
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A Tale of Two Nation Warm January Bounds Global Records
The January 2015 global average temperature rose 1.4 degrees above 20th century norms making it the second-warmest January on record behind 2007. The US logged a 2.9 degree departure from normal with a split winter: Pacific West warm and East region freezing and snowy.
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Boston Snow Crisis Deepens As City Struggles With Debris
Boston faces a prolonged recovery after four blizzards in just over three weeks left seven and a half feet of snow, nearly reaching the 1996 winter record. Drivers, pedestrians, and workers contend with narrowed streets, towering snow walls, and dangerous icicles as officials forecast more snow and potential roof collapses.
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