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.
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Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ’s Lawsuit Seeking Voter Info From Georgia
The federal lawsuit was filed in the wrong city, according to the judge.
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National Parks Service Removes Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
The exhibit detailed names and information about enslaved people owned by George and Martha Washington and other stories of slavery.
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‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
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France Seizes Oil Tanker Departing Russia in Mediterranean
The French navy suspects the oil tanker is part of a shadow fleet carrying sanctioned Russian crude.
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FCC: Late-Night, Daytime Talk Shows Must Give Equal Time to Republican Candidates
Federal law requires broadcast stations to make equal time available to political candidates from all parties, according to the FCC.
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Vance to Visit Minneapolis Thursday for Roundtable With Local Leaders
The vice president is expected to meet with officials and community members for a discussion ‘focused on restoring law and order in Minnesota,’ he said.
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Trump Admin Poised to Speed Up Deep-Sea Mining Permits in International Waters
The new rules allow U.S. citizens to explore the seabed to mine minerals until an international regulatory regime is in place. Critics said it is still illegal.
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US Forces Seize 7th Sanctioned Oil Tanker in Caribbean
Military forces seized Motor Vessel Sagitta without incident.
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Frontieras to Open West Virginia Plant to Turn Coal Into Fuel, Fertilizer
The company projects the plant to process 2.7 million tons of coal a year—about 0.5 percent of U.S. production.
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Justice Department Appeals Limits on ICE in Minnesota
Federal lawyers notified the court they would appeal the restrictions on the use of pepper spray and protester arrests.
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Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ’s Lawsuit Seeking Voter Info From Georgia
The federal lawsuit was filed in the wrong city, according to the judge.
|
National Parks Service Removes Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
The exhibit detailed names and information about enslaved people owned by George and Martha Washington and other stories of slavery.
|
‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
|
France Seizes Oil Tanker Departing Russia in Mediterranean
The French navy suspects the oil tanker is part of a shadow fleet carrying sanctioned Russian crude.
|
FCC: Late-Night, Daytime Talk Shows Must Give Equal Time to Republican Candidates
Federal law requires broadcast stations to make equal time available to political candidates from all parties, according to the FCC.
|
Vance to Visit Minneapolis Thursday for Roundtable With Local Leaders
The vice president is expected to meet with officials and community members for a discussion ‘focused on restoring law and order in Minnesota,’ he said.
|
Trump Admin Poised to Speed Up Deep-Sea Mining Permits in International Waters
The new rules allow U.S. citizens to explore the seabed to mine minerals until an international regulatory regime is in place. Critics said it is still illegal.
|
US Forces Seize 7th Sanctioned Oil Tanker in Caribbean
Military forces seized Motor Vessel Sagitta without incident.
|
Frontieras to Open West Virginia Plant to Turn Coal Into Fuel, Fertilizer
The company projects the plant to process 2.7 million tons of coal a year—about 0.5 percent of U.S. production.
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Justice Department Appeals Limits on ICE in Minnesota
Federal lawyers notified the court they would appeal the restrictions on the use of pepper spray and protester arrests.
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