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Consumer and government spending slows.

Residents gathered at an Irvine Assembly member’s office to protest her support for amending Prop. 209.

The proposals would also see $1 billion invested into public schools across the state.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office claimed that President Trump violated his gag order at least 10 times in social media posts.

The high court will weigh whether Trump is immune from prosecution in the federal election case in a decision that could delay his trials further into the year.

The plan proposes ‘completely eliminating on-site fossil fuel usage’ in new building constructions.

About 10,000 people quietly congregated in Beijing on a spring day in 1999, now remembered as the April 25 appeal—the largest protest in China’s recent history.

Los Angeles assistant district attorney accused of illegally using confidential information.

Micron will receive over $6 billion in government grants to boost domestic production.

The agent reportedly fought with other protection detail agents before being cuffed.

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu has called the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests across U.S. campuses ‘horrific.’

‘We continue to fight Biden’s short-sighted, out-of-touch policies, taking legal action today to protect Americans from these outrageous emissions standards.’

The lawmakers said they ’strongly agree' with the National Border Patrol Council that Congress and the president must bring order to the southern border.

A ruling on presidential immunity by the Supreme Court is expected by late June. However, initial oral arguments begin on Thursday.