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Family: 33-year-old woman paralyzed from neck down after gas station shooting

Family: 33-year-old woman paralyzed from neck down after gas station shooting

Family: 33-year-old woman paralyzed from neck down after gas station shooting

Marissa Jones, 33, was shot during an attempted robbery last week in the South Linden neighborhood.

Family: Woman shot in attempted robbery at Linden gas station paralyzed from neck down

Family: Woman shot in attempted robbery at Linden gas station paralyzed from neck down

Family: Woman shot in attempted robbery at Linden gas station paralyzed from neck down

Marissa Jones, 33, was shot during an attempted robbery last week in the South Linden neighborhood.

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Yes, University of Idaho told staff they could be fired and charged for promoting abortion, contraception

The University of Idaho is urging staff members to “remain neutral” in discussions about abortion and avoid promoting contraception in response to state laws.
No, Biden executive order won’t replace paper money with digital currency

Some people on social media have claimed that an executive order signed in March 2022 would make paper money “worthless.” That’s false.