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The AARP estimated that roughly 3.4 million people would have been forced to go to a Social Security field office.

The weak number comes with downward revisions of previous months. But the Atlanta Federal Reserve chief said ’the labor market still looks good.’

The shooting occurred at a bar on Friday afternoon. The motive for the crime is currently unknown.

Customers who have bought the item are asked to immediately stop using it and seek out replacements.

June’s employment gains significantly adjusted downward to 14,000 from 147,000.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.

For the first time in three decades, two central bank officials dissented, preferring to cut interest rates.

Consumer spending increased by 1.4 percent, but gains were tempered by a decline in business investment.

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the attack was deliberate and coordinated.

The states alleged that the provision targeted Planned Parenthood for its abortion advocacy.

UCLA faces a major loss of federal funding as Attorney General Pam Bondi said the university will ‘pay a heavy price for putting Jewish Americans at risk.’

Global growth forecast nudged higher alongside the U.S. upgrade, but downside risks remain.

Public feedback will guide the FTC’s probe of potentially deceptive and harmful claims about ‘gender-affirming care’ for minors.

The trade agreement sets a 15 percent tariff for most imports from the bloc, including automobiles.

How an 80-year-old technology is being used to mitigate droughts and increase water supplies across the country.

More deals are expected with days until the hard trade deadline.

New USCIS director said the test is too easy, vowed tougher standards to become a naturalized U.S. citizen.

Trump was asked the question after former President Barack Obama denied recent allegations from the director of national intelligence.

The DOJ is also ordered to end consent decrees that limit state and local governments’ ability to commit the homeless ‘who are a risk to themselves or others.’

The AARP estimated that roughly 3.4 million people would have been forced to go to a Social Security field office.

The weak number comes with downward revisions of previous months. But the Atlanta Federal Reserve chief said ’the labor market still looks good.’

The shooting occurred at a bar on Friday afternoon. The motive for the crime is currently unknown.

Customers who have bought the item are asked to immediately stop using it and seek out replacements.

June’s employment gains significantly adjusted downward to 14,000 from 147,000.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.

For the first time in three decades, two central bank officials dissented, preferring to cut interest rates.

Consumer spending increased by 1.4 percent, but gains were tempered by a decline in business investment.

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the attack was deliberate and coordinated.

The states alleged that the provision targeted Planned Parenthood for its abortion advocacy.

UCLA faces a major loss of federal funding as Attorney General Pam Bondi said the university will ‘pay a heavy price for putting Jewish Americans at risk.’

Global growth forecast nudged higher alongside the U.S. upgrade, but downside risks remain.

Public feedback will guide the FTC’s probe of potentially deceptive and harmful claims about ‘gender-affirming care’ for minors.

The trade agreement sets a 15 percent tariff for most imports from the bloc, including automobiles.

How an 80-year-old technology is being used to mitigate droughts and increase water supplies across the country.

More deals are expected with days until the hard trade deadline.

New USCIS director said the test is too easy, vowed tougher standards to become a naturalized U.S. citizen.

Trump was asked the question after former President Barack Obama denied recent allegations from the director of national intelligence.

The DOJ is also ordered to end consent decrees that limit state and local governments’ ability to commit the homeless ‘who are a risk to themselves or others.’