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Gov. Janet Mills is expected to sign into law a bill aimed at strengthening the yellow flag law and background checks on private sales, among others.

The NYPD have named the man who doused himself in a flammable liquid and set himself ablaze outside Manhattan courthouse.

Members are divided over warrantless spying powers that have been used to target U.S. citizens.

The developer, who lost to Bass in 2022, said billions in taxpayer dollars spent on homelessness has amounted to a “blank check” for failing programs.

The bill’s author said she was targeting “material that our own federal government considers too obscene for adults to hear or view on radio and television.”

People are fed up with the high cost of living, especially women, Latinas, and renters. Many respondents said they fear becoming homeless.

To boost transparency, a state senator’s bill would require LLCs, or limited liability companies, to identify their owners.

The city’s first giant pandas in decades are due to arrive, Mayor London Breed announced from Beijing. She calls it “a momentous opportunity.”

The House Oversight Committee chairman has been pressing the Energy secretary for details on the decision to halt new liquid natural gas (LNG) exports.

New rule defines sexual harassment as including harassment based on sex stereotypes, sex characteristics, pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Tax refunds boosted by 3 percent.

When trial begins next week, attorneys for former President Donald Trump won’t even know what witnesses prosecutors will call to the stand until they enter the

West Virginia will stop investing in China-based companies through its $667 million college savings investment plan.

‘There is no question that there is a political bias in the legal profession that skews dramatically to the left,’ one expert says.

Opening arguments will take place Monday, April 22, the judge said.