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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Tennessee Authorities Drop Charge Against Man Over Meme Posted After Kirk’s Assassination
A local sheriff said the meme appeared to violate a new state law against mass threats made on social media.
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Judge Disqualifies US Attorney in Los Angeles From Several Cases
Bill Essayli will continue supervising the U.S. District Attorney’s Office after the ruling.
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China Approved TikTok Transfer Deal, Bessent Says
An official agreement could be finalized in the coming weeks, the U.S. Treasury secretary said.
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DHS: 8,000 Percent Jump in Death Threats Against ICE Officers
Federal officials urged the public to report any harassment or abuse of immigration agents as threats and violence against them continue to rise.
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Air Traffic Controllers Ask Public for Donations as Shutdown Drags On
Controllers missed a paycheck this week. ‘How do they take care of their children?’ the union chief said. ‘That makes the system less safe.’
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Jury Acquits Former Coast Guard Officer of Threatening Trump on Social Media
Public defenders for Virginia resident Peter Stinson argued his posts were protected under the First Amendment.
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Truck Hauling COVID, Herpes-Infected Monkeys Overturns
One monkey was still on the loose Tuesday afternoon after a truck carrying the primates overturned on an interstate.
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Google, NextEra to Restart Iowa’s Only Nuclear Power Plant
The tech giant plans to use energy generated by Iowa’s nuclear plant to power its artificial intelligence projects in the state.
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DOJ to Review Biden’s Use of Autopen for Pardons
The news follows a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report on autopen use in the Biden White House.
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Trump Says His MRI Test Performed at Walter Reed Was ‘Perfect’
The president didn’t say why the test was performed. Trump, 79, is one of the oldest-serving presidents in history.
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Tennessee Authorities Drop Charge Against Man Over Meme Posted After Kirk’s Assassination
A local sheriff said the meme appeared to violate a new state law against mass threats made on social media.
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Judge Disqualifies US Attorney in Los Angeles From Several Cases
Bill Essayli will continue supervising the U.S. District Attorney’s Office after the ruling.
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China Approved TikTok Transfer Deal, Bessent Says
An official agreement could be finalized in the coming weeks, the U.S. Treasury secretary said.
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DHS: 8,000 Percent Jump in Death Threats Against ICE Officers
Federal officials urged the public to report any harassment or abuse of immigration agents as threats and violence against them continue to rise.
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Air Traffic Controllers Ask Public for Donations as Shutdown Drags On
Controllers missed a paycheck this week. ‘How do they take care of their children?’ the union chief said. ‘That makes the system less safe.’
|
Jury Acquits Former Coast Guard Officer of Threatening Trump on Social Media
Public defenders for Virginia resident Peter Stinson argued his posts were protected under the First Amendment.
|
Truck Hauling COVID, Herpes-Infected Monkeys Overturns
One monkey was still on the loose Tuesday afternoon after a truck carrying the primates overturned on an interstate.
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Google, NextEra to Restart Iowa’s Only Nuclear Power Plant
The tech giant plans to use energy generated by Iowa’s nuclear plant to power its artificial intelligence projects in the state.
|
DOJ to Review Biden’s Use of Autopen for Pardons
The news follows a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report on autopen use in the Biden White House.
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Trump Says His MRI Test Performed at Walter Reed Was ‘Perfect’
The president didn’t say why the test was performed. Trump, 79, is one of the oldest-serving presidents in history.
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