Dennis Romero

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is an ardent opponent of weed legalization he's now targeting medical marijuana providers.

The Attorney General fires a Pot Shot

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is an ardent opponent of weed legalization he's now targeting medical marijuana providers.

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Rapper Jay Z joined Mayor Eric Garcetti at City Hall yesterday to announce that the Budweiser  Made in America  music festival will be held at Grand Park over the Labor Day weekend.

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Rapper Jay Z joined Mayor Eric Garcetti at City Hall yesterday to announce that the Budweiser Made in America music festival will be held at Grand Park over the Labor Day weekend.

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