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More probes in other states are likely as U.S. Department of Justice follows Trump’s executive order to review recent gun regulations.

Judge Justin Walker said the administration was likely to succeed in its argument that laws limiting such removal by the U.S. president were unconstitutional.

The pardon is about ‘every American who has been railroaded by the government,’ he said.

The judge said he’ll likely order the reinstatement of the outlet’s employees to full-time work.

‘They are district judges trying to control our entire country,’ the attorney general says.

The agency says that more than 483 cases have been confirmed this year. There were 285 cases reported in all of 2024.

The temporary restraining order had been set to expire on March 29.

The issue is related to the approximately 1,230 agency offices servicing regional populations.

The Department says Maine school policies may violate federal privacy law by concealing student gender identity records from parents.

The vice president and second lady arrived at a U.S. base on the northwest coast of Greenland on Friday.

Wall Street continues broader downturn as traders weigh the administration’s trade policy changes.

California’s attorney general praised the decision.

Intelligence leaders face grilling over Signal chat leak; U.S. announces 25 percent auto tariffs; and top MS-13 gang member arrested.

HHS plans to cut a quarter of its workforce down to 62,000 employees.

The dyes and preservatives were banned due to health concerns, the governor announced.