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Showing no signs of slowing down the marathon man inspiring america. This is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone. With Recreational Marijuana use now legal in 19 states, it has been easy to forget pot is still very much illegal under federal law, where the drug is classified right alongside lsd and heroin but tonight President Biden declaring its time to right the wrongs of what he called a failed approach to marijuana, announcing he is pardoning all prior federal offenses of simple possession of marijuana and asking states where most pot convictions take place to do the s...

Maybe you dont want to see Unemployment Rates moving lower. Why the markets tanked and with the report signals about the fed and Interest Rate hikes. State of emergency declared in new york city. There was never any agreement to take on the job of supporting thousands of Asylum Seekers. The mayors plan to spend one 2 billion on what he calls a humanitarian crisis. Building a strategy to retaliate after the oil cartel moves to cut production. The options on the table to combat with the russians and saudis are doing against the push of the white house. A second arrest in the murder of a kidnappe...

The NAACP Oakland Imani Youth Council congratulated its 2024 ACT-SO winners and participants at the Oakland Mormon Temple on May 4. Forty guests attended the event, moderated by the council co-chairs Natre Burks and Maleah Flournoy. | By Carla Thomas The NAACP Oakland Imani Youth Council congratulated its 2024 ACT-SO winners and participants at the Oakland Mormon Temple on May 4. Forty guests attended the event, moderated by the council co-chairs Natre Burks and Maleah Flournoy. The program opened with a prayer by Minister Brandon Waugh, a former president of the Imani

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with historian, author and Grammy Award-winning professor Rob Bowman about the new HBO doc miniseries STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A.

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