Health officials in several states said that a rare type of “flesh-eating bacteria” has left at least eight people dead and 32 sick across multiple Gulf Coast states.
Gov. Stitt said China exerts influence at the state level, which he has rejected, while creating an international strategy to avoid China-made imports.
San Francisco approved two-hour parking limit on oversized vehicles attempting to prevent homeless people from living in RVs and to reclaim public spaces.
Washington state is suing financial services company Fidelity Information Service to prevent it from sharing food aid data with the federal government.
DOJ removed newly appointed U.S. attorney for NJ accusing judges of refusing, for political motives, to permanently appoint Alina Habba, Trump's appointee.
