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WA's vote-by-mail elections could be reshaped by Trump-backed changes
Proposed federal rules and Supreme Court cases could overhaul Washington's vote-by-mail system, granting the USPS oversight of voter eligibility and potentially ending the counting of ballots…
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Supreme Court sides with a Texas man who says it's not a crime for marijuana users to have guns
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against a broad federal ban on gun ownership for marijuana users, limiting the government's power to disarm individuals not deemed specifically dangerous.
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Trump administration backs off plan to end ocean monitoring
The Trump administration reversed plans to dismantle a $368 million ocean monitoring network after bipartisan backlash and Senate action to protect critical climate and weather data collection infrastructure.
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World Cup schedule today, June 18: Here's what and where to watch
Catch all the World Cup Group A and B action today! Get the full match schedule, stadium locations, and complete streaming guide to watch every goal live.
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World Cup travel is up for all U.S. host cities except for one
While other World Cup host cities see travel surges, Seattle faces declining flight bookings due to geography, geopolitical tensions, and high costs, complicating its post-pandemic economic recovery efforts.
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After Iran 'deal' comes the hard part
President Trump has reached a tentative 60-day placeholder agreement with Iran to ease tensions, yet complex nuclear negotiations and regional pressures from Israel suggest a difficult road ahead.