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But Cheney also contradicts the President on another crucial point, one with much broader international -- and potentially kinetic -- implications.

The 73-25 vote sends the Great American Outdoors Act to the House.

Medical professionals raised concerns that the bill would signal a shift from using medical expertise to popular political opinion.

House Democratic leaders abruptly adjourned without considering the bill.

Wyoming has invested roughly $120 million in the system to date and upkeep costs $5.5 million annually.

Burlingame anticipates wide, bipartisan support for the measure.

The bill, an updated version of the bipartisan Prevent Government Shutdowns Act, was introduced Wednesday.

State lawmakers have long been opposed to legalizing any marijuana use.