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State officials worry that seeds arriving in the mail could be invasive plant species, or carry pests and diseases that threaten native crops or livestock.

The governor deployed the state National Guard to assist state police in law enforcement efforts as demonstrators and counter protesters clashed.

The suspect becomes the fifth fugitive on the 10 Most Wanted list to be caught by the FBI since the beginning of 2025.

More than 10,000 images generated by xAI between Christmas and New Year’s show people wearing little clothing, with some appearing to be children, said Bonta.

In a podcast sit-down, Gov. Gavin Newsom defended California’s sanctuary laws and said the state still works with ICE on violent criminals.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner called Minnesota ground zero for fraud and corruption.

Survey respondents also strongly disapproved of media coverage and said they had very low levels of trust for Minnesota state and local law enforcement.

Orange County residents voiced their suggestions and concerns for the trail from Chester to Cornwall.

If health and safety violations are repeatedly not addressed, the city may attempt to take over the building.

It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

Rights groups say 19 Kazakh activists face up to 10 years in prison over demonstrations against Beijing in Almaty.

The American Bar Association has come under fire from state and federal officials who accuse the organization of imposing a DEI agenda on law schools.

The president said if he needed it, he would use it to send the military to Minneapolis.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

At least one arrest was made in the case, although officials say there will be more.

U.S. District Judge David O. Carter said the government cannot use civil rights legislation ‘as a tool to forsake the privacy rights’ of voters.

State officials worry that seeds arriving in the mail could be invasive plant species, or carry pests and diseases that threaten native crops or livestock.

The governor deployed the state National Guard to assist state police in law enforcement efforts as demonstrators and counter protesters clashed.

The suspect becomes the fifth fugitive on the 10 Most Wanted list to be caught by the FBI since the beginning of 2025.

More than 10,000 images generated by xAI between Christmas and New Year’s show people wearing little clothing, with some appearing to be children, said Bonta.

In a podcast sit-down, Gov. Gavin Newsom defended California’s sanctuary laws and said the state still works with ICE on violent criminals.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner called Minnesota ground zero for fraud and corruption.

Survey respondents also strongly disapproved of media coverage and said they had very low levels of trust for Minnesota state and local law enforcement.

Orange County residents voiced their suggestions and concerns for the trail from Chester to Cornwall.

If health and safety violations are repeatedly not addressed, the city may attempt to take over the building.

It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

Rights groups say 19 Kazakh activists face up to 10 years in prison over demonstrations against Beijing in Almaty.

The American Bar Association has come under fire from state and federal officials who accuse the organization of imposing a DEI agenda on law schools.

The president said if he needed it, he would use it to send the military to Minneapolis.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

At least one arrest was made in the case, although officials say there will be more.

U.S. District Judge David O. Carter said the government cannot use civil rights legislation ‘as a tool to forsake the privacy rights’ of voters.