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Judge Juan Merchan stated that his gag order doesn’t prohibit the former president from testifying.

They condemned the violence and vandalism that took place during Gaza protests and called on school officials to ’restore order' and hold people accountable.

‘They do not know that intifada is referring to specific events in the 2000s, suicide bombings, stabbings, bus bombings, kidnappings,’ says Jewish student.

Michael Avenatti issued a social media post from a prison in California.

Only about 300,000 students and families have accessed their CalKIDS accounts; that’s 8.3 percent of those eligible.

Google has reportedly defended itself by claiming its actions were sound business decisions and that other search engines failed because of inferior quality.

The unemployment rate ticks up to 3.9 percent.

Supporters say the bill addresses historical injustices and is no more discriminatory than giving preferences to veterans.

Questions about the reliability of Michael Cohen’s audio recordings were brought up.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed the bill into law shortly after it was passed by the state House.

Earlier statements said the experiments were definitely never done.

A U.S. arms control official said that Washington ‘would never defer a decision on nuclear employment to AI.’

Vaccinated people were at higher risk of contracting COVID-19, researchers find.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders called the Title IX expansion ‘plainly ridiculous.’

Pro-life pregnancy help organizations in New York state face a $5,000 fine each time they inform a client about reversing the abortion pill process.

The 43-page filing contends that special counsel Jack Smith’s case against the former president ‘has been motivated by improper political animus.’