Jill McLaughlin
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Jill McLaughlin is an award-winning journalist covering politics, environment, and statewide issues. She has been a reporter and editor for newspapers in Oregon, Nevada, and New Mexico. Jill was born in Yosemite National Park and enjoys the majestic outdoors, traveling, golfing, and hiking.
LATEST
Brown University, MIT Shootings Not Connected to Terrorism: FBI Report
The shooter was a loner and had suicidal tendencies, among other issues, investigators found.
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6 Men Plead Guilty to Federal Charges for Attacking Officers Trapped Under Bridge During Anti-ICE Riots
The men were accused of taking part in throwing debris and fireworks over an overpass onto law enforcement below.
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Acting US Ambassador in Ukraine to Retire in June
Acting Ambassador Julie Davis has served 30 years in the State Department.
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California’s Billionaire Tax Collects Enough Signatures to Qualify for the Ballot, Backers Say
November voters could see the wealth tax initiative on their ballots.
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FCC Orders Early Review of Disney’s ABC Station Licenses
Disney is facing an early review of multiple station licenses in markets across the nation.
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Virginia Supreme Court Denies Bid to Allow Redistricting Referendum Certification
The justices, who have yet to issue a final decision, declined to overturn a lower court ruling that the referendum process violated the state constitution.
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2 Offshore Wind Projects Agree to End Leases, Invest in Fossil Fuels
The projects’ owners agree not to invest in any new U.S. offshore wind projects in the future.
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Mississippi Calls Special Session to Redraw Congressional Maps
State lawmakers are waiting for the Supreme Court to decide a landmark voting rights case before they meet to redraw districts.
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Starbucks to Expand Corporate Offices in Tennessee
The global coffeehouse chain expects Nashville to be the hub of future growth as the company plans its expansion.
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Appeals Court Blocks California Law Requiring Federal Agents to Show ID
The No Vigilantes Act, signed by Gov. Newsom in September, conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and federal law, the Ninth Circuit appeals panel ruled.
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Brown University, MIT Shootings Not Connected to Terrorism: FBI Report
The shooter was a loner and had suicidal tendencies, among other issues, investigators found.
|
6 Men Plead Guilty to Federal Charges for Attacking Officers Trapped Under Bridge During Anti-ICE Riots
The men were accused of taking part in throwing debris and fireworks over an overpass onto law enforcement below.
|
Acting US Ambassador in Ukraine to Retire in June
Acting Ambassador Julie Davis has served 30 years in the State Department.
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California’s Billionaire Tax Collects Enough Signatures to Qualify for the Ballot, Backers Say
November voters could see the wealth tax initiative on their ballots.
|
FCC Orders Early Review of Disney’s ABC Station Licenses
Disney is facing an early review of multiple station licenses in markets across the nation.
|
Virginia Supreme Court Denies Bid to Allow Redistricting Referendum Certification
The justices, who have yet to issue a final decision, declined to overturn a lower court ruling that the referendum process violated the state constitution.
|
2 Offshore Wind Projects Agree to End Leases, Invest in Fossil Fuels
The projects’ owners agree not to invest in any new U.S. offshore wind projects in the future.
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Mississippi Calls Special Session to Redraw Congressional Maps
State lawmakers are waiting for the Supreme Court to decide a landmark voting rights case before they meet to redraw districts.
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Starbucks to Expand Corporate Offices in Tennessee
The global coffeehouse chain expects Nashville to be the hub of future growth as the company plans its expansion.
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Appeals Court Blocks California Law Requiring Federal Agents to Show ID
The No Vigilantes Act, signed by Gov. Newsom in September, conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and federal law, the Ninth Circuit appeals panel ruled.
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