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Attorney General Pam Bondi is announcing a Second Amendment-based lawsuit against the Washington, D.C.
Metropolitan Police Department, arguing that its ban on AR-15s and many other firearms is unconstitutional.
Bondi declared that living in the nation's capital should not preclude a citizen's Second Amendment right to own the assault-style weapon.
An immediate pause has been ordered by the Trump administration for construction of five large-scale offshore wind projects.
From member station WBUR in Boston, Barbara Moran reports the move is consistent with President Trump's opposition to offshore wind farms.
The Israeli cabinet voted to shut down a national radio station operated by the Israeli military today.
The radio station has run for 75 years and is known for its critical take on the Ministry of Defense.
NPR's Hadil Al-Shalshi reports.
A coalition of 21 states and the District of Columbia have sued the Trump administration in federal court in Oregon over funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The CFPB says it could run out of operating funds within a few weeks.
By law, the Consumer Watchdog Agency is funded by the Federal Reserve's earnings rather than congressional appropriations.
Still, it's up to the administration to request that the Fed release that money.
And Russell Vout, the acting head of the CFPB, has refused to do so.
The Dow closed up today 227 points.
The American College Theater Festival is suspending its 58-year relationship with the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
The National Theater Program, featuring thousands of students, plans to skip the Kennedy Center next spring.
The nation's largest bourbon distiller is pausing production at one of its facilities as of January 1st.
Jim Beam's flagship distillery in Claremont, Kentucky, is halting operations to let the market catch up with an oversupply.