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Big Research splits over R&D packages- POLITICO

Also: Some groups representing people of color — and backed by tech money — are resisting Capitol Hill’s antitrust push.

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Inside the drama over INFORM Consumers

Inside the drama over INFORM Consumers
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Seattle mayoral candidate called racist after new ad

Seattle mayoral candidate called racist after new ad
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Rantz: Lorena Gonzalez runs morally disgusting, anti-Black attack ad in mayor s race

A new 'racist' attack ad by Seattle City Council President Lorena Gonzalez probably killed her chances of being Mayor.

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New Washington rule opens marijuana industry to people with criminal records

Starting Oct. 2, people who have felony convictions on their criminal records will be able to apply for a license to grow, process, or sell marijuana.

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