Oregon Reverses Course – State to Re-criminalize Hard Drug Possession Amid New Law

Oregon, known for its progressive drug policies, is set to reintroduce criminal penalties for possession of hard drugs like fentanyl, heroin, and meth under a new law taking effect this Sunday. This marks a significant shift from the state’s 2020 decision to decriminalize possession of small amounts of these substances, a first in the nation.

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Recently, the AFNN Editorial Team let an article not up to our standards, get through our review process and be published. The article contained an extremely offensive word. Although the word was a direct quote (X-post) we should have caught and redacted it. We acknowledge the failure and apologize  for our error. The article has …

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Labor Day? Try Jobless Day

Unemployed men standing in line outside a depression soup kitchen in Chicago 1931: Public Domain

Politicians deliberately moved American jobs overseas with free trade agreements that opened American markets to countries that kept theirs only partly open. This was an outgrowth of Americans buying junk imports from Europe and Japan after World War II to jumpstart their economies an keep people from starving.
 

AG Garland Threatens Trump Voters

AG Garland Threatens Trump Voters

AG Garland Threatens Trump Voters: Under Harris/Walz, Political Prisons Will Overflow Every four years, on Tuesday, January 6th, the US House and US Senate meet to certify the electoral college votes for president from the 50 states. Democrats in the House and Senate have made no secret of the fact, should Trump win in November, they will not …

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