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BLUNT Newsletter #054 - Wednesday, October 26
Rolling out the news you want
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CANNABIS
Bipartisan Florida senators criticize Gov. DeSantis for using taxpayer and opioid settlement funds on anti-marijuana ads, calling it politically motivated.
A new review finds cannabis significantly reduces chronic nerve pain with minimal side effects, suggesting a promising alternative to conventional pain medications.

Two new polls show majority support among Florida voters for marijuana legalization; however, the initiative’s required 60% threshold remains uncertain.
US NEWS
Joe Rogan finally interviews Trump on The Joe Rogan Experience after rally shooting, discussing politics and declining Trump’s endorsement request.

CDC reports E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s burgers, affecting 75 people in 13 states. Onion recall likely cause. Costco recalls salmon products nationwide due to potential listeria contamination, urging customers to return items for a full refund.
Kamala Harris rallies with Beyoncé in Texas, warning of potential national abortion bans under Trump, highlighting Texas’ strict abortion laws.
WORLD NEWS
Israel strikes Iranian military sites in response to missile attacks; Iran reports limited damage. Gaza conflict escalates with hospital staff detentions.

Japan’s ruling party faces major test in snap elections amid scandals; opposition expected to gain ground following PM Ishiba’s recent appointment.
India, China start troop withdrawal along disputed Himalayan border, easing a four-year standoff after recent military agreement.
SPORTS
Dodgers’ Freddie Freeman hits historic grand slam, securing Game 1 victory in the World Series with a dramatic finish.

MLB fans criticize Dodgers fan for interfering with Yankees’ Gleyber Torres’ potential home run, sparking debate over spectator conduct.
Jalen Brunson outshines Tyrese Haliburton, thrilling NBA fans as Knicks secure victory over Pacers.
Lakers rumor suggests Bronny James will start G League play following a 5-game road trip, generating excitement among fans.
POP CULTURE
Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, co-writer of classics like “Dark Star” and “Box of Rain,” dies at 84. Cause undisclosed.

Andrew Garfield’s flirty appearance on Chicken Shop Date with Amelia Dimoldenberg has fans buzzing over their genuine chemistry and playful banter.
Chloe Troast reflects on SNL exit, calling it “very Gen Z” of her to get fired. Now, she’s embracing time to pursue new dreams and upcoming film roles.
BUSINESS
Waymo secures $5.6B in funding, aiming to expand robotaxi services beyond San Francisco, Phoenix, and LA to Austin and Atlanta.
Boeing considers selling parts of its space division, including the Starliner program, amid ongoing challenges and competition from SpaceX.
NASA chief calls for investigation into reports of Elon Musk’s regular contact with Putin, raising national security concerns for SpaceX.

Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO pleads not guilty to 16 charges of sex trafficking and international prostitution.
Quote of the Day:
“Where is all the knowledge we lost with information?”
- T. S. Eliot
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