Bill Chappell
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210 appearances
32 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 6d ago
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Police have not publicly confirmed details about ransom in concrete terms, but the FBI, that's been working with the local sheriff's department, has said that while it's advising the Guthrie family in this case, any decision about whether to pay a ransom or not is up to them.
Pima County Sheriff's Department put out an update essentially saying they're still working to find Nancy Guthrie and investigators have repeatedly been seen working in and around the house this past weekend even.
But the Sheriff's Department also said they haven't identified any suspects or people of interest or vehicles that might be connected to the case.
The FDA list is required before a law puts new restrictions on products containing cannabis compounds like THC and CBD this fall.
It will also tighten the definition of hemp, which is legal, as opposed to marijuana, which is not.
But it's complicated.
Here's Kelly Vining, a genomics expert at Oregon State University.
She says the plants have entirely different properties and uses.
The deadline for the FDA to list all cannabis compounds is February 10th.
Bill Chapel, NPR News.
Last summer, President Trump's spending and policy package, what he dubbed his Big Beautiful Bill, gave ICE an extra $75 billion.
That's Lauren Brooke Eisen, the senior director of the justice program at the Brennan Center.
She says billions of dollars are going to detaining people, but far less goes to ensure oversight and due process.
After an ICE officer killed Renee Macklin Good in Minneapolis, Democrats are calling for changes to how ICE operates, as Congress looks at new immigration-related spending for 2026.
Bill Chappell, NPR News.
For state-licensed marijuana retailers like Sam Brill, moving pot from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3 could let them claim basic business tax deductions.
Brill, the CEO of Ascend Wellness, says the change would free up millions of dollars for his company.
The Trump administration says rescheduling will also boost research.
But Jillian Schauer of the Cannabis Regulators Association says some key details are in limbo.
For example, she says, scientists need more sources for acquiring marijuana they can research.
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