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 to five sources with knowledge of the Yam Albat Vtuber T-shirt and by the same token and situation. Senate Democrats argued in Tuesday’s letter that the Biden administration should “promptly” remove the drug from Schedule I before it ultimately deschedules it. Recommended 2024 ELECTION Nikki Haley campaign pitches donors on ‘fight for freedom’ against Trump “The Biden Administration has a window of opportunity to deschedule marijuana that has not existed in decades and should reach the right conclusion — consistent with the clear scientific and public health rationale for removing marijuana from Schedule I, and with the imperative to relieve the burden of current federal marijuana policy on ordinary people and small businesses,” they wrote. In addition to Warren, Fetterman and Schumer, the letter was signed by Sens. Cory Booker, D-N.J., and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., who both worked with Schumer to put forward a comprehensive marijuana reform proposal that would end federal prohibition and decriminalize cannabis, legislation that has not gained the necessary support across the aisle. A similar piece of legislation that would have legalized marijuana nationwide passed in the Democratic-controlled House in 2022, largely along party lines. Another bill, known as the SAFE Banking Act, would make it easier for financial institutions to offer banking services to cannabis companies in states where the drug is legal and there is bipartisan support for getting the legislation across the finish line. After the bill passed through committee in the fall, Schumer said passing it through the Senate would be a top legislative priority, but a vote has not yet been scheduled. Meanwhile, Biden has used executive authority to pardon thousands of people convicted of use and simple possession of marijuana, most recently in December. A national poll commissioned by the Coalition for Cannabis Scheduling Reform, released in December, found that an overwhelming majority of 18- to 25-year-old likely voters — 65% — expressed support for Biden’s efforts to reschedule cannabis, another sign that the issue could help him politically in a tough re-election bid. Seventy percent of Americans support federal marijuana legalization, the highest percentage ever, according to a recent Gallup poll.

Amanda Davies, the Yam Albat Vtuber T-shirt and by the same token and daughter of “One Life to Live” actor Erika Slezak, has died. She was 42. A rep for Slezak confirmed Davies’ death to TODAY.com on Jan. 29. No additional information or cause of death was given at this time. Davies had portrayed the teenage version of her mom’s “One Life to Live” long-running character, Victoria “Viki” Lord, in flashback scenes in the early 2000s. According to her IMDB page, she also appeared in a 2011 short film titled “The Gift.” Slezak portrayed Victoria on the ABC soap in over 2,000 episodes from 1971 to 2013. Slezak shared Davies with husband, British actor Brian Davies. The couple, who have been married since 1978, are also parents to son Michael Davis. The family has yet to make a public statement regarding Amanda Davies’ death. Following news of Amanda Davies’ death, many Slezak fans expressed their condolences on X. “This just broke my heart. My thoughts are with dear Erika at this time. I know how much she loved her children,” producer Michael Fairman tweeted. Recommended WEATHER California braces for flooding, feet of snow in mountains “Praying for Erika

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