Day Around the Bay San Mateo County May Ban Whip-Its

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A road-rage shooting involving two Tesla drivers occurred Tuesday evening on eastbound Highway 84 in Newark, resulting in one driver sustaining injuries. Emergency responders attended the scene, but details about the driver's condition remain unclear. San Mateo County supervisors are considering a ban on Whip-Its, nitrous oxide canisters that have raised public health concerns due to their recreational use. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to regulate substances that pose risks to community safety. Concurrently, former San Francisco city official Harlan Kelly, currently appealing his corruption conviction, claims bias in his jury selection, noting the absence of Black jurors.

In national news, National Guard troops and armored vehicles were deployed in Washington, D. C. , though their exact purpose is not specified. An appeals court ruled against global health nonprofits seeking to challenge funding cuts, allowing the Trump administration greater flexibility in budget decisions. Taylor Swift's announcement of her new album, set to release on October 3, has sparked excitement among fans and the music industry alike.

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