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Supporters of the tolls say it will push more people to use public transport and reduce congestion to speed up public buses and emergency vehicles

A coalition opposed to restarting what it derisively calls a ‘zombie reactor’ has requested a hearing at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

The presumptive Republican nominee posted on social media that the gag order issued Tuesday was ‘illegal, un-American, unconstitutional’

Argentina’s government has changed the adjustment formula by decree, linking pensions to inflation, but the opposition opposes it and demands a debate in Congress

The agreement ends almost two years of litigation that was sparked by DeSantis’ takeover of the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District from Disney supporters following the company’s opposition to the state’s so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law

The ruling from a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will likely prevent enforcement of SB4 until a final decision on its merits, either by the 5th Circuit or the U.S. Supreme Court

A 300-meter container ship with propulsion problems deviated from its course and knocked down a city icon

Shares closed at $57.99, up 16.1%, giving the company a market value of $7.85 billion. At one point the stock was up about 59%

The announcement by special prosecutors in a Houston courtroom came less than three weeks before Paxton was set to stand trial on felony charges that could have led to a prison sentence

Shanahan leads the Bia-Echo Foundation, an organization she founded to direct money toward issues including women’s reproductive science, criminal justice reform and environmental causes

Shanahan is a California lawyer and philanthropist who’s never held elected office. She leads Bia-Echo Foundation, an organization she founded to direct money toward issues including women’s reproductive science and criminal justice reform

Monday’s fatal push happened on the same day that New York City officials announced a plan to send 800 more police officers into the subway system to crack down on fare evasion

It’s the second year in a row consumers have faced sticker shock ahead of Easter and Passover, both occasions in which eggs play prominent roles

Judge Juan M. Merchan on Tuesday cited Trump’s previous comments about him and others involved in the case, as well as a looming April 15 trial date, in granting the prosecution’s request for a gag order

Emergency crews have rescued two people from the water and are searching for six others. The collision took place as the vessel was leaving the bay towards the Atlantic Ocean

Investors could experience a bumpy ride. Trump Media lost $49 million in the first nine months of last year, when it brought in just $3.4 million in revenue and had to pay $37.7 million in interest expenses

If it withstands expected legal challenges, the bill will ban social media accounts for children under 14 and require parental permission for 15- and 16-year-olds

Wildlife managers say explosive growth in Nevada moose numbers over the past five years, increasing to a population of more than 100, justifies the handful of harvests planned

The central dispute in the case is whether the Food and Drug Administration overlooked serious safety problems when it made mifepristone easier to obtain, including through mail-order pharmacies

The verdict against the parents, who ignored their 15-year-old son’s calls for help and gave him a gun that he used to kill four students in Michigan, sets a legal precedent that has experts worried

The Federal Reserve chair aims to lower the price of money twice before the November elections

The storm should be completely out of the region by Sunday morning

Gov. Mark Gordon said he had concerns the bill would exceed the separation of powers provision in the state constitution

The last adultery charge in New York appears to have been filed in 2010 against a woman who was caught engaging in a sex act in a public park, but it was later dropped as part of a plea deal

The Senate passed a bill that would limit maximum stays to nine months with the possibility of 90 more days for veterans, pregnant women and people who are employed or enrolled in a job training program

Gallagher announced he would resign his position on April 19. It will leave Republicans with a 217-213 majority in the House, meaning that they cannot afford to lose more than one vote on a party-line vote