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New Jersey Considering Plastic Ban

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New Jersey Considering Plastic Ban

New Jersey Considering Plastic Ban

New Jersey is the newest battleground in the war against plastic pollution. The state is considering whether to adopt the strictest plastic ban in the nation.

New Jersey Considering Plastic Ban

New Jersey Considering Plastic Ban

New Jersey is the newest battleground in the war against plastic pollution. The state is considering whether to adopt the strictest plastic ban in the nation.

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News 9 The southbound lanes of Council are closed at 34th Street after a crash this morning.

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Congress Dives Into UFOs, But No Signs Of Extraterrestrials

Congress Dives Into UFOs, But No Signs Of Extraterrestrials

Associated Press Congress held its first hearing in half a century Tuesday on unidentified flying objects. And no, there is still no government confirmation of extraterrestrial life.

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Congress Dives Into UFOs, But No Signs Of Extraterrestrials

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Livestreamed Carnage: Tech’s Hard Lessons From Mass Killings

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Associated Press These days, mass shooters like the one now held in the Buffalo, New York, supermarket attack don’t stop with planning out their brutal attacks. They also create marketing plans while arranging to livestream their massacres on social platforms in hopes of fomenting more violence.

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