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ANCHORAGE — Democrat Mary Peltola has won a special election for the U.S. House in Alaska, defeating Republican Sarah Palin and becoming the first Alaska Native to win a seat in Congress as well as the first woman to clinch the state’s at-large district.

National Democratic groups did not participate in the special election race even as Peltola was outraised by Palin, according to federal campaign finance reports.

correction A previous version of this story inaccurately said the winner of the Alaska special election would serve until November. »

California could soon become the seventh state in the United States to protect pot-smoking employees.

The bill would not apply to other tests that might determine whether an employee is currently high.

Currently, six other states — Connecticut, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island — have enacted laws that protect employees who smoke marijuana at home and while off the clock. »

Sony Interactive Entertainment has purchased 14.1% of shares, whilst Tencent has an even larger 16.3%, for a combined total of 30.4%.

The majority shareholder is still Kadokawa with 69.6%, as is shown in official documents from today.

This line of reasoning makes perfect sense, as Sony has been in both the movie and gaming business for years. »

Crypto.com mistakenly transferred $10.5 million to a woman instead of $100 and didn’t discover the error until seven months later.

However, admin officials accidentally entered her account number into the payment field rather than the refund amount.

Manivel now also owes interest of $27,369.64. Crypto.com declined to comment while the case is still in court. »