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The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Oklahoma joins its partners across the federal government, along with American Indian and Alaska Native communities, in recognizing May 5 as N
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Multnomah County district attorney candidate Nathan Vasquez and his wife Malia gather with supporters on Saturday, April 27th, in Gresham, Oregon, and canvas door-to-door offering lawn signs to resid
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A judge is forcing the Hawaii attorney general’s office to turn over documents, interviews and data on last summer's Maui wildfires to lawyers involved in the hundreds of lawsuits over the disaster
A judge is forcing the Hawaii attorney general’s office to turn over documents, interviews and data on last summer's Maui wildfires to lawyers involved in the hundreds of lawsuits over the disaster
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