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A federal judge ruled that Donald Trump can publicly share non-sensitive evidence to be used in his trial.

In his statement from the Justice Department’s Washington headquarters, Attorney General Garland revealed that the decision came after the investigation had "reached the stage" where the powers of a special counsel were necessary to continue.

"God's reach does not stop at the schoolhouse gates. Our country’s education policy forbids students and faculty from praying while endlessly promoting degenerate LGBT and anti-White propaganda."

Just months after the widespread boycott of Bud Light for its partnership with a transgender influencer, parent company Anheuser-Busch is selling several of its popular beer brands.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said it expects the federal government to have a $1.7 trillion deficit this year.

Twelve Republican Congress members have joined a lawsuit against the Biden administration's social media censorship scheme.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has recently faced questions over its financial links to Chinese facial recognition startup, SenseTime.

A significant chunk of the shutdowns occurred in New York City, where the Catholic Archdiocese confirmed the closure of 12 schools by the end of this academic year.

A federal appeals court blocked Biden's rules that would have made it easier for student borrowers to have their debt relieved.

The biggest individual donor supporting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in his campaign for the Republican 2024 presidential race said he would not be giving more funds unless big changes are made.