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Notable moments from the past week in America

A federal appeals court rejected the claim that an Oregon law violates the First Amendment.

MIT is the first of the nine universities invited to join the compact to publicly reject it.

Four bills related to the health and safety of pets were signed by the California governor this week.

In May, the office of the 82-year-old former president announced he had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.

Trump designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization in September.

It’s the first widespread investigation launched since the European Commission adopted its Guidelines on the Protection of Minors in July.

Routes over Russia can save time and fuel, but the country has barred U.S. flights from its airspace. Trump’s proposal aims to level the playing field.

The arrest comes amid a rise in acts of political violence across the country.

The Homeland Security secretary also said, ‘If we have to do it the hard way in Portland and Chicago, we will.’

The indictment comes after FBI Director James Comey was indicted in the same district based in Alexandria, Virginia.

The law signed by Gov. Newsom will phase out ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks over the next few years.

The two nations will collectively build 11 ships, four in Finland and seven in the United States.

Federal agents have supported state and local law enforcement operations in the crime-hit city.

Buyers are more selective in their purchase decisions given the high property prices, elevated mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty.