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Cortney Merritts faces federal wire fraud charges linked to allegedly fraudulent pandemic aid applications totaling more than $20,000.

Johnson & Johnson will invest $55 billion in U.S. facilities over four years, starting with a $2 billion plant in North Carolina.

The announcement follows Trump’s executive order to reduce the Department of Education.

Over the years, Pano Kanelos, now President of the University of Austin, observed a growing “homogenization” of higher education.

The resumption of debt collection activities is estimated to affect 280,000 individuals who owe about $2.7 billion to the agency.

In a 7–4 ruling, an en banc panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld California’s 2016 ban on certain types of ammunition magazines.

Border Patrol agents have the final say, the German Foreign Office said in an update on its website.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed statements issued by an ICE official this week.

The law firm’s chairman also acknowledged the wrongdoing of a former partner, Trump said.

The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.

Ekrem Imamoglu, a high profile rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was arrested on Wednesday on corruption charges.

The president said the judges do not care ‘about the repercussions from their very dangerous and incorrect decisions and rulings.’

‘One of the things we are doing is signing a deal very shortly with respect to rare earths with Ukraine,’ Trump told reporters at the White House.

The defense secretary said he looked forward to welcoming Musk to the Pentagon for ‘an informal meeting about innovation, efficiencies & smarter production.’

Machines to copy signatures have been used by presidents since Jefferson. In 2005, the government held that presidents may use them to sign official documents.