Menendez to announce bid for another Senate term
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez plans to launch a 2024 campaign in Union City, with Cory Booker and Gov. Phil Murphy present, following the federal corruption trial that ended with a dropped case. His likely rival is Republican Bob Hugin, who accuses Menendez of a corrupt track record.
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Hackensack
N.J
U.S
Bob Menendez
New Jersey
Bob Hugin
Marine Corps
Menendez
Union City
Hugin
Bobs
Megan Pinowar
Salomon Melgen
Florida
Sacramento
Calif
United States
California
Luis Bracamontes
Sacramento County
Danny Oliver
Placer County
Michael Davis Jr
Sacramento Superior Court
Steve White
Sacramento Bee
Bracamontes
The
Bee
Phyllis Sylvia
Oliver
No charges in Baton Rouge fatal police shooting case
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry announced no charges against officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II in the 2016 shooting death of Alton Sterling outside a Baton Rouge convenience store. He cited toxicology findings and concluded the force used was reasonable despite family protests.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Stephen Clark
Daniel Hahn
Clark
Stevanie Clark
Darrell Steinberg
Golden Center
Sacramento Kings
Dallas Mavericks
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Alton Sterling
Jeff Landry
Sterling
Philando Castile
Min
Landry
Quinyetta McMillon
Cameron
Le’Roi Dunn
Dunn
Justice Department
L. Chris Stewart
Salamoni
Three Schlitterbahn figures charged in Verruckt ride death
Kansas prosecutors indict co owner Jeffrey Henry designer John Schooley and Henry Sons Construction with reckless second degree murder and 17 felonies over Caleb Schwab 10 who died on the Verruckt slide in 2016. The case targets haste and lack of engineering expertise cited by the state.
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Topeka, Kan
Schlitterbahn
Kansas City
Kansas
Caleb Schwab
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Jeffrey Henry
John Schooley
Henry & Sons Construction Co
Schlitter
Attorney General
Schooley
Eric B Terry
Kansas City Park
Tyler Austin Miles
Opera
Henry
AP File
Jeffery Henry
Schlitterbahn Waterpark
Kan
Opioid Crisis Costs Millions of Workers and Jobs
A 1999 to 2015 study by the American Action Forum estimates 4.1 million fewer workers aged 25 to 54 due to opioid addiction, costing the U.S. economy about 702.1 billion dollars and slowing growth by 0.2 percentage points. The report cites 42,000 overdose deaths in 2016 as context and builds on Alan Krueger’s prior findings.
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U.S
American Action Forum
Ben Gills
Gills
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Princeton University
Alan Krueger
Manafort questions Mueller authority in new bid to toss charges
Manafort asks a federal court in Virginia to dismiss 18 charges linking him to the Russia inquiry arguing Mueller's appointment exceeds authority. The motion repeats a January suit alleging Rosenstein granted a blank check to prosecute conduct predating the 2016 campaign.
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Trump Campaign
Paul Manafort
Virginia
Robert Mueller
Ussr
Manafort
Mueller
Justice Department
Rod Rosenstein
Trump
Kevin Downing
Thomas Zehnle
Rick Gates
Ment
District of Columbia
United States
Ukraine
Viktor Yanukovych
Gates
Alexandria
Washington