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| | | | | City officials plan to complete the project over several years without disrupting any shows at the venue. Crews will do construction work only during the venue’s five-month off-season. | | | | | “The main thing is the economy. Poll after poll, Latinos are telling us loudly: ‘Address the economy. We can’t afford housing. We can’t afford groceries. We can’t afford gas.’ “ | | | | | Voters will decide whether to raise income taxes on the highest-earning Coloradans this November, the secretary of state’s office said Tuesday, all but setting the ballot for the general election. | | | | | Former Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino retired while under internal investigation for his conduct during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis and Chicago, records show. | | | | | Bill gives lawmakers more time to find compromise on a full-year measure. | | | | | Numerous recent polls show Trump has the lowest approval rating of either of his terms. | | | | | “This is a terrible disaster,” U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd said. “Families have been impacted by not only the wildfire, but the flooding. The scope and nature of this disaster is almost unprecedented.” | | | | | Proposition 137 would not increase taxes, raise prices or change the retail experience for consumers or businesses, said Tarn Udall, a senior attorney for Western Resource Advocates. | | | | | DEA whistleblowers reported being ordered to stand down rather than seize fentanyl pills. | | | | | The missiles detonated above a sports complex and two residential neighborhoods. | | | |
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