Tupac Murder Conviction, Ocean-Power Debut, and USPS Voting Fears
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A Portland Mercury morning briefing reports the conviction of Duane Davis in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder, a USPS whistleblower warning that a Trump-backed mail-in voting portal could derail midterm ballots, and Oregon State University’s PacWave wave-energy facility going live off the central coast, with additional notes on tuition-equity lawsuits against Oregon and Washington.
- Good Morning News: Someone Has Been Convicted for Tupac's Murder, Whistleblower Says USPS Could "Derail" Midterms, and the Power of the Ocean Portland Mercury
- A 30-year wait for justice in Tupac’s killing ends with a murder conviction in under 3 hours CNN
- He Investigated Tupac’s Murder. Keffe D’s Verdict ‘Feels Like Vindication’ Rolling Stone
- Ex-gang leader convicted of murder 30 years after Tupac Shakur’s death The Washington Post
- ‘Not the end of the movie’: Duane Davis’ lawyer on what’s next after Tupac murder verdict NBC News
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