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socket-drug-trafficking-scheme-could- face-up-to-40-years-in-prison> Providence, RI (5/5, LaFrance) report says Rhode Island residents Angel Aviles, Juan Batista and Natalie Cassidy have pleaded guilty to drug charges. The report highlights that "the FBI Rhode Island Safe Streets Gang Task Force" investigated

y way that he raises money." The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.corn/2021/05/05/us/politics/trump-facebook-fundraising.html> (5/5, Corasaniti, Goldmacher, 20.6M) reports that the decision "could have significant consequences for his political operation as he tries to remain the leader of the Republica

ents Plead Guilty To Drug Charges. EFTA00135919 An online WLNE-TV Providence, RI (5/5, LaFrance) report says Rhode Island residents Angel Aviles, Juan Batista and Natalie Cassidy have pleaded guilty to drug charges. The report highlights that "the FBI Rhode Island Safe Streets Gang Task Force" investigated

ge out, and perhaps more importantly, when it comes to Facebook, also cut off a key way that he raises money." The New York limes (5/5, Corasaniti, Goldmacher, 20.6M) reports that the decision "could have significant consequences for his political operation as he tries to remain the leader of the Republic

The Woonsocket (RI) Patch (5/6, Sandoli, 1.44M) reports the FBI conducted an investigation that will lead to prison time for Rhode Island residents Juan Batista, Natalie Cassidy, and Angel Aviles, who pleaded guilty "to participating in a conspiracy" to distribute crack cocaine and fentanyl. Suspected Drug

ication, 8.41M) provides similar coverage. FEC Recommends Congress Ban Prechecked Boxes For Recurring Campaign Donations. The New York Times (5/6, Goldmacher, 20.6M) reports the FEC "voted unanimously on Thursday to recommend that Congress ban political campaigns from guiding donors by default into recurr

de Island Residents Plead Guilty To Drug Charges. An online WLNE-TV Providence, RI (5/5, LaFrance) report says Rhode Island residents Angel Aviles, Juan Batista and Natalie Cassidy have pleaded guilty to drug charges. The report highlights that "the FBI Rhode Island Safe Streets Gang Task Force" investigated

ge out, and perhaps more importantly, when it comes to Facebook, also cut off a key way that he raises money." The New York Times (5/5, Corasaniti, Goldmacher, 20.6M) reports that the decision "could have significant consequences for his political operation as he tries to remain the leader of the Republic

The Woonsocket (RI) Patch (5/6, Sandoli, 1.44M) reports the FBI conducted an investigation that will lead to prison time for Rhode Island residents Juan Batista, Natalie Cassidy, and Angel Aviles, who pleaded guilty "to participating in a conspiracy" to distribute crack cocaine and fentanyl. Suspected Drug

cation, 8.41M) provides similar coverage. FEC Recommends Congress Ban Prechecked Boxes For Recurring Campaign Donations. The New York Times (5/6, Goldmacher, 20.6M) reports the FEC "voted unanimously on Thursday to recommend that Congress ban political campaigns from guiding donors by default into recur