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Bully Pulpit Interactive Receives Major Investment from Broad Sky Partners

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Trump has been on an online ad buying tear since indictment, report

Former President Donald Trump ramped up his online spending since he was indicted in Manhattan, exploiting his supporters' outrage over the charges to fundraise and scoop up critical voter data for his 2024 presidential run, according to a report. 

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Joint Letter to House Leadership on Drug Decriminalization

We, the undersigned national, state, and local drug policy, criminal legal reform, public health, and advocacy organizations, write to communicate our ardent support of ending criminal penalties for the possession of personal-use amounts of drugs. In 2020, U.S. law enforcement agencies made 1,155,610 arrests for drug law violations–more arrests than for all violent crimes combined. Around 86% of these arrests were for the possession of personal-use amounts of drugs alone and often led to time spent in prison. Yet, we have an abundance of evidence that demonstrates that drug arrests, prosecutions, and incarceration have had no substantial effect on ending problematic drug use or curbing the illegal drug supply in the United States. Rather, these policies have only exacerbated the dangers of drug use and led to poorer health outcomes for people who use drugs, including increasing the likelihood that someone will fatally overdose or die by suicide upon release from prison. Given the emo

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