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Even before the ruling from the justices, economists were calling on the administration to take steps to lower the federal deficit, which is expected to hit over $1.85 trillion this fiscal year, up from $1.78 trillion in the previous year.

From MarketWatch

“As measles cases increase, it is important that residents take steps to make sure they are fully protected,” L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

Whether to take steps to formalize a temporary address was a decision that some debated.

From Los Angeles Times

The order did not set a deadline for restoration, but required the National Park Service to take steps to maintain the site and ensure the safety of the exhibits that memorialize the enslaved people who lived in George Washington’s Philadelphia home during his presidency.

From Los Angeles Times

Election experts said voters with concerns should take steps to ensure their vote counts, including by double-checking they are registered and making a plan to vote early, by mail or with family and friends if they are worried about intimidation.

From Los Angeles Times