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Trump ended funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services in a March 14 executive order.

The agency said that it’s trying to address a ‘longstanding oversight concern.’

Multifamily building permits declined 27 percent from pandemic highs, with Austin, Texas, leading in new permits while cities like Stockton, California, stall.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the ‘gangs are a primary source of instability’ in the country.

The driver of the pickup truck also died as a result of the crash.

The judge wrote that the plaintiffs did not establish standing to file their lawsuit and would likely fail.

The agency expects natural gas prices to move higher this year as more gas was withdrawn from storage this winter.

A federal appeals court previously affirmed the class action even though it contains plaintiffs who may not have suffered legal injuries.

The licenses could have been used by foreign terrorist organizations and criminal organizations, an area port director in Chicago said.

United States signs long-awaited mineral deal with Ukraine; Trump admin reshuffles the Cabinet; and the U.S. economy declines for the first time since 2022.

The lawsuit was filed by authors who claim Meta used their work to train its large language model without informing them.

The president also said he will change the name of Victory in Europe Day.

The defense secretary directed the Army to undergo a ‘comprehensive transformation.’

The president says that the move is ‘what they deserve.’

Apple CEO Tim Cook told investors in a second quarter earnings call that the company will import the bulk of its phones for the American market from India.

California’s regulations would have raised costs for consumers and threatened critical supply chains if they weren’t repealed, lawmakers said.

The European Union’s top negotiator, Maros Sefcovic, said all 27 members wanted to negotiate but were prepared to retaliate if a deal could not be reached.