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Utah teenage social media law threatens privacy and speech rights, industry says

A new law regulating social media in Utah could run afoul of rights to privacy and the First Amendment, industry allies and advocacy groups said.

Pete Sessions and Texas GOP leaders skip Trump Waco kickoff rally

A Republican congressman who represents the Central Texas city where former President Donald Trump will rally supporters in his first major 2024 campaign rally on Saturday will skip out on the big hometown event, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Newsom pushes to give Hollywood millions in refunds amid budget deficit

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing for legislators in the Golden State to extend a tax credit program for movie studios and allow the credits to be refundable, but it comes as the state faces a budget deficit of $22.5 billion for the next fiscal year.

Penny for your thoughts: Where you can convert loose change into cash

Anyone with a jar of coins on a shelf in their home can take their coins and convert them to cash if they are willing to make a short visit to the bank or local grocery store.

Investors flock to cash fastest since start of the pandemic amid banking turmoil

As the banking system faces uncertainty, investors are rushing to cash at the quickest rate since the pandemonium of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Twitter and Apple tell employees it’s time to get back in the office: Report

Tech giants Apple and Twitter are telling their employees to get off the couch and get back in the office.

Hunter Biden laptop repairman’s lawsuit against Adam Schiff tossed by federal judge

A federal judge threw out a defamation lawsuit brought against Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) by the owner of a Delaware computer repair shop where Hunter Biden dropped off and left behind his now-infamous laptop hard drive in April 2019.

Stanford DEI dean defends her outbursts at Trump judge as ‘de-escalation’ technique

The dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Stanford Law School is defending her actions after she participated in the disruption of a planned lecture by Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Kyle Duncan earlier this month.

Appeals court rules against Biden vaccine mandate, citing end of COVID-19 pandemic

The Biden administration's order for federal employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19 was blocked by a federal appeals court Thursday, with the ruling instructing parties to consider the White House's announcement that the pandemic emergency is coming to an end.

Trump tells House GOP to stop fundraising off of his name

The Trump campaign is demanding the House Republican campaign arm and 10 of the GOP's most prominent digital consulting firms stop using former President Donald Trump's image and likeness to fundraise.
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