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The bill allowing for taverns and other establishments to buy small amounts of alcohol locally will come into affect before St. Patrick’s Day in March.

The Detroit automaker is the latest to reveal a substantial loss from producing electric vehicles.

New York State will fund Mamdani’s plan for free child care for 2-year-olds in New York City and increase seats in the program for children aged 3 and up.

New York Attorney General Letitia James had argued John Sarcone was illegally appointed to the post.

Pratt is demanding accountability from city and state leaders after he and his wife Heidi Montag lost their home in the Palisades wildfire last year.

Reading from his cellphone, Vance cited a CNN headline that reads ‘Outrage after I.C.E. officer kills U.S. citizen in Minneapolis.’

The troops will be used to support state and local law enforcement.

Several new tax law provisions could impact federal taxes, credits, and deductions.

The first-term Democrat enters the 2026 race with national attention, as allies and rivals watch his strength in a perennial battleground.

Officials in Ohio, New Mexico, and Alabama issued similar advisories last year over concerns that the mysterious seeds could be of an invasive species.

A trio of state lawmakers were the main witnesses at a raucous House hearing marked by several shouting matches.

Protests have broken out following the fatal shooting of a woman who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.

California delayed revoking the licenses until March 6 after the state was sued by immigrant truck drivers and business owners.

The action was taken after U.S. officials learned of the possible theft of tons of food meant to help impoverished citizens in Somalia.

Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Greene will take over the murder case, representing Reiner.

Laurie Tautel’s victory was made possible by the Democrats’ success in flipping seats in the last election.

Repression of constitutional rights is not tolerated in the United States, a State Department spokesperson told The Epoch Times.

A new report highlights concerns about an agency tasked with helping people with substance abuse and mental health.

A federal appeals court previously found the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its union and ordered it to restore prior health benefits.

The bill allowing for taverns and other establishments to buy small amounts of alcohol locally will come into affect before St. Patrick’s Day in March.

The Detroit automaker is the latest to reveal a substantial loss from producing electric vehicles.

New York State will fund Mamdani’s plan for free child care for 2-year-olds in New York City and increase seats in the program for children aged 3 and up.

New York Attorney General Letitia James had argued John Sarcone was illegally appointed to the post.

Pratt is demanding accountability from city and state leaders after he and his wife Heidi Montag lost their home in the Palisades wildfire last year.

Reading from his cellphone, Vance cited a CNN headline that reads ‘Outrage after I.C.E. officer kills U.S. citizen in Minneapolis.’

The troops will be used to support state and local law enforcement.

Several new tax law provisions could impact federal taxes, credits, and deductions.

The first-term Democrat enters the 2026 race with national attention, as allies and rivals watch his strength in a perennial battleground.

Officials in Ohio, New Mexico, and Alabama issued similar advisories last year over concerns that the mysterious seeds could be of an invasive species.

A trio of state lawmakers were the main witnesses at a raucous House hearing marked by several shouting matches.

Protests have broken out following the fatal shooting of a woman who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.

California delayed revoking the licenses until March 6 after the state was sued by immigrant truck drivers and business owners.

The action was taken after U.S. officials learned of the possible theft of tons of food meant to help impoverished citizens in Somalia.

Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Greene will take over the murder case, representing Reiner.

Laurie Tautel’s victory was made possible by the Democrats’ success in flipping seats in the last election.

Repression of constitutional rights is not tolerated in the United States, a State Department spokesperson told The Epoch Times.

A new report highlights concerns about an agency tasked with helping people with substance abuse and mental health.

A federal appeals court previously found the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its union and ordered it to restore prior health benefits.