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The National Association for Gun Rights filed a lawsuit against New Mexico's Democratic governor and health secretary Saturday over orders declaring gun violence a public health emergency and suspending open and concealed carry laws in cities and counties based on crime statistics.

Pope Francis is wrapping up the first-ever papal visit to Mongolia

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China’s top leaders pledged to expand domestic consumption and support the private sector without detailing any new stimulus