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NYC's Mayor Eric Adams announced the shutdown of Row NYC, the last hotel used as a migrant shelter, signaling decreased migrant numbers and changes in the city's support networks.

Act 73 creates new provisions around school construction aid, giving some districts hope that the state could soon help fund school building renovations.

Gov. Greg Abbott filed an emergency petition with the Texas Supreme Court to have Rep. Gene Wu removed from office.

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At a time when most his age are retired or winding their careers down, Bill Belichick is speeding back up.