Greene outlines plan to oust Johnson in House clash
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene vows a vote next week to remove Speaker Mike Johnson, risking GOP chaos as Democrats offer support to save his job. Greene, backed by Rep. Thomas Massie, accuses leadership of failure while Johnson calls the move harmful to the country. Democrats, led by Hakeem Jeffries, say they will vote to table Greene's motion and turn the page on GOP chaos.
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Biden edges toward cannabis reform to woo young voters
President Biden signals a shift on marijuana policy as he backs federal recognition of medical cannabis and lessened abuse potential, while pledging pardons for past possession. The move aims to energize younger voters amid reelection challenges and swelling calls for broader legalization.
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United Methodists repeal ban on LGBTQ clergy
United Methodist delegates at the General Conference repealed the longstanding ban preventing self avowed practicing homosexuals from being ordained or appointed as ministers. The 692 to 51 vote ends decades of controversy and moves the denomination toward a more progressive stance, with the change taking effect after the conference concludes.
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Trump Campaign Footage Spurs Contempt Case in Wisconsin
Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail in Wisconsin and Michigan where he attacked Judge Juan Merchan as corrupt after a $9,000 fine for posts about witnesses and jurors. Merchan warned of possible incarceration for further violations as Trump defends free speech amid ongoing hush money charges.
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