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Chief Floyd Mitchell, tapped to serve as leader in May 2024, gave no reason for his decision. The mayor said crime has dropped on his watch.

Plaintiffs say the judge’s ruling is narrow enough that the government can still impose a ban despite the court finding the law unconstitutional.

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

The measure eliminates the 4.25 percent state levy on tipped and overtime wages and Social Security income, delivering broad tax relief for seniors and workers.

Local fire officials released a review detailing actions taken during and after the fire.

The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) and Jack Ciattarelli, a Republican, debated on Oct. 8 in an attempt to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat.

James has denied wrongdoing and said she ‘will fight these baseless charges aggressively.’

Taiwan’s National Day commemorates the founding of the Republic of China on Oct. 10, 1911.

In response to a query, TP-Link Systems dismissed the concerns and stated that it is ‘prepared to cooperate fully with the Attorney General.’

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

The mandate will go into effect starting Nov. 1 and will last until April 2026.

On Oct. 8, the appeals court restored the president’s control over the troops but said he cannot deploy them for the time being.

Officials said that 13 pro-Palestinian supporters were arrested during clashes with police after which four officers were sent to area hospitals.

Spanberger, a Democrat, has focused on the shutdown while Republican Earle-Sears prioritizes education and transgender issues. Polls show the former leading.

Chief Floyd Mitchell, tapped to serve as leader in May 2024, gave no reason for his decision. The mayor said crime has dropped on his watch.

Plaintiffs say the judge’s ruling is narrow enough that the government can still impose a ban despite the court finding the law unconstitutional.

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

The measure eliminates the 4.25 percent state levy on tipped and overtime wages and Social Security income, delivering broad tax relief for seniors and workers.

Local fire officials released a review detailing actions taken during and after the fire.

The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) and Jack Ciattarelli, a Republican, debated on Oct. 8 in an attempt to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat.

James has denied wrongdoing and said she ‘will fight these baseless charges aggressively.’

Taiwan’s National Day commemorates the founding of the Republic of China on Oct. 10, 1911.

In response to a query, TP-Link Systems dismissed the concerns and stated that it is ‘prepared to cooperate fully with the Attorney General.’

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

The mandate will go into effect starting Nov. 1 and will last until April 2026.

On Oct. 8, the appeals court restored the president’s control over the troops but said he cannot deploy them for the time being.

Officials said that 13 pro-Palestinian supporters were arrested during clashes with police after which four officers were sent to area hospitals.

Spanberger, a Democrat, has focused on the shutdown while Republican Earle-Sears prioritizes education and transgender issues. Polls show the former leading.