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The man has repeatedly tried to enter the Trump resort over the past few weeks.

A New York judge ruled that the city can’t use an 1817 ‘anti-pauper’ law to block Texas from busing illegal immigrants, citing constitutional travel rights.

Two women, including a USPS worker, were arrested for allegedly stealing mail-in ballots and submitting forged votes in Mesa County.

The man was found with a manifesto containing anti-Semitic rhetoric and a target list that included Rep. Jared Moskowitz’s name on it.

Ballot measures in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska require employers to offer paid sick leave.

FEMA spokesperson says the agency is ‘horrified’ by reports and is reaching out to affected residents to ensure assistance.

Judge Stephen McGlynn ruled that law does not comport with Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.

The Food Network star and an unidentified woman were shot on Nov. 5 while returning home from dinner.

Seven of the nation’s 10 lowest rates are in California, as high home prices discourage moving and owners who locked in low-interest mortgages stay put.

Deputies’ initial sweep in an unincorporated area results ‘in the removal of over 5,000 pounds of garbage and debris.’

The new administration will be centered on ‘accountability, service, and change,’ incoming Mayor Daniel Lurie said.

The four defendants were arrested in China and face similar charges there, but they won’t be extradited.

Leaders from at least five states made similar announcements about challenging the incoming administration’s policies.