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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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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Judge Rules Virginia Redistricting Referendum Unconstitutional
The state attorney general says he will appeal the decision.
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Feds Uncover DC-Area International Car Theft Ring
Six people were charged in connection to the alleged scheme connected to Africa, authorities reported.
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Nebraska Agrees to Halt In-State Tuition, Scholarship Programs for Illegal Immigrants
The Justice Dept. has been successful in challenging similar laws in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, and lawsuits are pending in other states.
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Florida Launches Criminal Investigation Into OpenAI Over Campus Shooting
The company said that its ChatGPT chatbot is not responsible for the mass shooting a year ago at Florida State University.
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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Steps Down
Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling will serve as acting secretary.
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Texas Sues Democratic Party’s ActBlue Platform
Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that the fundraising platform is fraudulently accepting donations from foreign entities and dark money.
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Trump Says First Releases of UFO Documents Will Begin ‘Very, Very Soon’
The promise to provide more documents about mysterious alien beings wasn’t enough for one UFO investigator.
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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.
|
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.
|
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.
|
Judge Rules Virginia Redistricting Referendum Unconstitutional
The state attorney general says he will appeal the decision.
|
Feds Uncover DC-Area International Car Theft Ring
Six people were charged in connection to the alleged scheme connected to Africa, authorities reported.
|
Nebraska Agrees to Halt In-State Tuition, Scholarship Programs for Illegal Immigrants
The Justice Dept. has been successful in challenging similar laws in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, and lawsuits are pending in other states.
|
Florida Launches Criminal Investigation Into OpenAI Over Campus Shooting
The company said that its ChatGPT chatbot is not responsible for the mass shooting a year ago at Florida State University.
|
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Steps Down
Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling will serve as acting secretary.
|
Texas Sues Democratic Party’s ActBlue Platform
Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that the fundraising platform is fraudulently accepting donations from foreign entities and dark money.
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Trump Says First Releases of UFO Documents Will Begin ‘Very, Very Soon’
The promise to provide more documents about mysterious alien beings wasn’t enough for one UFO investigator.
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