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Biden once supported the death penalty, but he came to see it as needlessly cruel, as well as impossible to administer fairly.

A Riverside County woman known as “the butt lady” has been convicted of murder after a second client — a TV actor living in Malibu — died from silicone injections she administered, authorities said.

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Myriad federal and state campaign-finance laws already regulate political activity, and separate specialized agencies, including the Federal Election Commission, administer those laws.

This prompted doctors to administer an antidote for the brake fluid.

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Boards of pharmacy in several states, including New Mexico and Pennsylvania, have changed their guidelines to allow pharmacists to administer the updated Covid vaccines under guidelines other than those issued by ACIP.

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