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Undercover agents in ‘Operation Street Sweeper’ were able to buy meth, fentanyl, cocaine, and more along the Magnolia Avenue corridor.

Controversial $14.9 billion deal to sell U.S. Steel to Japan-based Nippon Steel is delayed while the DOJ reviews the acquisition.

A new complaint filed by the RNC and the Trump campaign seeks to bar Nevada from accepting mail-in ballots received as many as four days after Election Day.

County officials said they have no control over the district attorney’s budgetary decisions.

If the ruling is upheld on appeal, it will overturn SB 9 in all of the state’s charter cities.

The president reiterates his claim to the title of ’the most pro-union, pro-worker President in American history.’

Under a proposed ordinance, illegal street vendors would be given 10 minutes to disperse before their goods are confiscated and they are cited.

Health officials sought to ’remove barriers’ like parental consent.

The provider of basic coverage has taken on thousands of new policies as other insurers have paused or halted coverage in the state.

At one point, Ms. Hicks broke down in tears on the witness stand on Friday.

‘None of the seven government employees and contractors were in Washington, D.C., on January 6 or attacked the Capitol,’ the complaint states.

Kennedy campaign says the contractor ’tells us the alleged incident never occurred.’

He calls for there to be a ‘functioning Congress.’