Large majority favor legal recreational marijuana under federal law
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Attorney Ben Crump joins suit accusing Wells Fargo of racial bias
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"The Flash" star Ezra Miller arrested in Hawaii for second time within weeks
Miller allegedly struck a woman on the head with a chair after being asked to leave a gathering.
Student loan program changes could bring millions closer to getting out of debt
A review found some servicers had been placing borrowers facing financial difficulties into forbearance instead of giving them clear information about income-driven repayment options.
Judge dismisses murder charges against Suzanne Morphew's husband
Barry Morphew was charged last year with killing his wife, who was last seen on Mother's Day 2020.
Amazon plans a racial equity audit of its workforce
Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch will lead the probe, focusing on the company's nearly 1 million hourly workers.
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