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No, an armed militia was not hunting FEMA workers in North Carolina

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Oct 16, 2024

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… (FEMA) workers in North Carolina were being targeted by … by Hurricane Helene including Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas … Rutherford County Sheriff in North Carolina said Mr. Parsons … statement on Monday, Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said, …

New Mexico Cannabis Advocates Call For Tighter Regulations

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… a proposal for the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department … other states such as Colorado and Oklahoma, which have three … a similar prohibition in New Jersey that went into effect … executive director of the New Mexico Cannabis Chamber of Commerce, …

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