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US officials said they are ‘troubled and saddened’ to hear of the Moscow police raid and ‘deeply concerned’ about the persecution of Falun Gong globally.

A storm-damaged stretch along the central coast is being repaired as quickly as possible, Newsom says.

When the fund goes bankrupt, Social Security benefits will be cut to 83 percent of what they are now.

The judge has granted Trump’s request to pause the deadline.

The U.S. Department of Justice reports 1,424 people have been arrested on Jan. 6 charges—at the quickest pace since 2021.

The lockout prompted firefighters to take to picket lines outside the aviation manufacturer’s facilities.

At the end of the experiment, while all groups improved, the birdwatching group ended up with higher scores than both the nature-walk and control groups.

The agency is investigating Boeing over concerns employees could have ‘falsified’ aircraft records over safety inspections with the 787 program.

Officers declared an unlawful assembly around 5:45 a.m. and ordered protesters to leave.

The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up a resolution on May 16 to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress.

Amid the turmoil and safety concerns, MIT and Harvard officials have said enough is enough.

Assembling those turbine arms, which will be so large they could barely fit in Dodger Stadium, will require hundreds of acres of space.

MIT is the first elite school to discontinue the practice of requiring applicants to submit a DEI statement.