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Chlormequat chloride use in grain crops is rising in North America, potentially reducing fertility and harming fetuses at doses below regulatory limits.

Joshua Portlock was sentenced to 20 months in prison, followed by two years of supervised release, after pleading guilty.

Communication issues left authorities uninformed about the deteriorating situation and residents without emergency alerts, according to the reports.

Mr. Biden’s lawyers have argued that a government plea deal and diversion agreement granted him immunity.

The third round consisted of four bills.

The jury is set to begin deliberating following closing arguments on April 18.

During Appropriations’ Defense Subcommittee hearing, Republican leaders say failing to help Kyiv fight off Russia will embolden China, Iran, North Korea.

During Janet Yellen’s recent visit to China, she urged Chinese authorities to address their overcapacity problems to prevent global spillovers.

Officials are urging the public to refrain from testing the emergency phone lines while efforts to restore service are ongoing.

The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) held a hearing on Tuesday to discuss the CCP’s apparent role in the global fentanyl trade and it

The bill is in separate legislation to the foreign aid funding for Ukraine and Israel. The House is expected to vote on it later this week.

The clock ran out for officials who were unable to finish investigating the case before a 4 p.m. deadline April 16, allowing protesters to be released.

One prospective juror after another couched hostility to Trump in general assurances about the ability to weigh evidence impartially during questioning Tuesday.

The Trump campaign is asking Republican candidates to share a percentage of their fundraising proceeds if they use the former president’s likeness in pleas.

Gold Star families have lost an immediate family member as a result of active military service in a conflict zone.

Arguments were finally held this week a year after the initial lawsuits seeking the documents were filed.

“Melissa,” the tale of a fourth-grader named George who wishes to transition to female, is voted out of the children’s section.

Another student in the classroom was reportedly offended when the student used the term in a question to his teacher.