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‘The defendant’s crimes are serious. He weaponized the authoritarian nature of the PRC government in order to harass and threaten Ms. Zoey,’ said prosecutors.

One bill requires shelters to publish the number of animals scheduled for euthanasia and kennel space available.

The EEOC lawsuit says convenience store company’s use of criminal background checks discriminates against minority job applicants.

Protesters made their way into the Portland Hilton and shouted over Sen. Jeff Merkley’s speech.

The vehicle crossed a double yellow line to pass a group on scooters and unicycles, the company said.

Suspects include a postal worker, a Sunday school teacher, and a captain with the San Jose Fire Department, said the Sacramento County sheriff.

The issue is whether a federal law against ‘patient dumping’ creates a backdoor exception to the state’s strict abortion law.

It was day six of the ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment,’ with hundreds of people, including students, sleeping in tents on the lawn of Columbia University’s campus.

Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, is expected to sign the bill, which is similar to a Texas law that has drawn a lawsuit by the Biden administration.

The Texas Supreme Court issued an emergency stay on Tuesday.

Another pro-abortion Democrat, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, is also slated to appear at the worldwide climate summit at the Vatican in May.

‘We just got kicked out of our own university,’ said a student activist who protested Chinese ambassador Xie Feng’s speech in Harvard University on April 20.

Border Patrol agents have been reassigned to the southern border. Without them, passengers from cruise ships originating from a foreign port can’t disembark.

The coffeehouse chain is fighting a lower court order forcing it to rehire labor organizers whom Starbucks claims violated company policy.

The amendment seeks to eliminate restrictive abortion laws and will be on the ballots for vote in November.