California Regulators Reject New Lethal Injection Method
California state regulators for the second time have rejected a proposed new method of carrying out the death penalty, although they could soon be overruled by a voter-approved initiative.
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California state regulators for the second time have rejected a proposed new method of carrying out the death penalty, although they could soon be overruled by a voter-approved initiative.
Vice President Mike Pence visited California to raise money for endangered Republican congressional candidates.
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Pres. Trump's weekly address to the nation followed by the Democratic Party response.
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