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(CN) — The Yurok Tribe and other plaintiffs on Friday asked a San Francisco federal judge to once again intervene in a long-running conflict with the feds over water releases from the Klamath Irrigation Project in Northern California after the Trump administration said last year that irrigation should take priority over threatened salmon species.

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(CN) — The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that a district court judge wrongly blocked a subpoena issued by the U.S. Department of Justice for records kept by QueerDoc, a telehealth clinic that provides “gender affirming care.”

The lower court found the subpoena was issued for an “improper purpose,” to “eliminate all gender-affirming care” rather than...


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MANHATTAN (CN) — Without any concrete information on the Iran war, investors are eyeing key inflation reports, which has helped bolster equities.

Markets edged up and down throughout the week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 304 points by Friday’s closing bell, the S&P 500 gaining 28 points, and the Nasdaq netting 39 Points.

Both inflati...


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SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A coalition of states suing the government over demands for personal data of food stamp recipients asked a federal judge Friday to block the government from prosecuting similar lawsuits in other jurisdictions.

Liam O’Connor of the California Attorney General’s Office told Senior U.S. District Judge Maxine M. Chesney that the government was attem...


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