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ver, "first he will have to overcome resistance from some on the left and questions about whether he is accruing too many plum posts in the caucus." Durbin "is popular in the caucus and may already have the job locked down because of his seniority," but "some prominent progressives are pushing" for Sen

and threatening the use of an explosive through interstate commerce," but Pace "pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of illegally making a firearm." San Francisco DA Charges Officer With Homicide Over On-Duty Shooting. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/nation/2020/11/24/san-francisco-police-hom

er, "first he will have to overcome resistance from some on the left and questions about whether he is accruing too many plum posts in the caucus." Durbin "is popular in the caucus and may already have the job locked down because of his seniority," but "some prominent progressives are pushing" for Sen

and threatening the use of an explosive through interstate commerce," but Pace "pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of illegally making a firearm." San Francisco DA Charges Officer With Homicide Over On-Duty Shooting. The Washington Post (11/24, Villegas Vargas, 14.2M) reports former San Francisco Police Depart

s on its website that HHS awarded Illinois "nearly $38 million to combat the state's opioid epidemic." Commenting on the grant, Senate Minority Whip Durbin said, "We are facing one of the worst drug epidemics in our history. ... This critical federal investment will help those on the front lines battlin

ground check? Wrong. People lend guns to friends, esp if they don't own a gun, for self-defense and hunting purposes. This is America outside NYC." San Francisco's Board Of Supervisors Votes To Declare NRA A Terrorist Group. The San Francisco Chronicle (9/4, Grieve, 2.67M) reports "San Francisco's Board of Supe

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concluded. He said the committee still intends to vote on Patel's confirmation as FBI director as early as next week. Grassley's remarks come after Durbin, the Senate Judiciary Committee's ranking Democrat, urged Grassley to delay Patel's confirmation vote Tuesday, citing what he described as "apparent

175 years in jail after being accused of stealing trade secrets in a DOJ indictment. Linwei (Leon) Ding, 38, was charged by a federal grand jury in San Francisco with seven counts of economic espionage and a further seven counts of theft of trade secrets. Ding, who was arrested in March 2024 and is currently