Voters in Alaska are set to play a decisive role in the control of the US Senate, with the race between Democrat Mark Begich and Republican Dan Sullivan too close to call. Get-out-the-vote efforts are likely to be of great importance, yet the outcome is difficult to predict due to the state’s small population and […]
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In the 1970s, McDonald’s coffee came with a stirring spoon that was long, thin and topped with the golden arches. Despite its innocent design, the spoon was soon caught in the middle of the War on Drugs, as cocaine dealers began to use it as a tool for measuring and ingesting the white powder. In
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Maddow blog explains: And then there were eight. In May, New Jersey’s credit rating was downgraded for the sixth time since Governor Chris Christie (R) assumed office, coinciding with the scrapping of his state pension-reform plan, which had previously been heralded as a ‘landmark achievement’. Last week, Christie experienced its seventh downgrade, laying the groundwork
Xunmei Li, the Chinese immigrant and businesswoman who played a role in a large-scale security lapse inside the Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center, had her U.S. citizenship revoked last week and likely faces exile from the country. Federal Judge David Campbell ruled that Li’s 2009 conviction for immigration fraud, combined with evidence that she was
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