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Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson holds a news conference Monday in Seattle to discuss President Trump's new immigration executive order. Karen Ducey/Getty Images hide caption

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The Two-Way

Washington State Wants Judge's Restraining Order Applied To Trump's New Travel Ban

State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said Thursday he will ask the judge who stayed the first travel ban nationwide to extend that stay to the revised ban. Several other states are joining the lawsuit.

Colored scanning electron micrograph of baker's yeast, conventionally grown in the lab. So far, researchers have been able to synthesize six of the yeast's 16 chromosomes from scratch, and think they may be able to complete all 16 by 2018. Dennis Kunkel Microscopy/Science Source hide caption

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Scientists Closer To Creating A Fully Synthetic Yeast Genome

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Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson holds a news conference Monday in Seattle to discuss President Trump's new immigration executive order. Karen Ducey/Getty Images hide caption

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Washington State Wants Judge's Restraining Order Applied To Trump's New Travel Ban

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There are 59,000 structurally deficient bridges around the country. Spencer Platt/Getty Images hide caption

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Engineers Say Tax Increase Needed To Save Failing U.S. Infrastructure

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My Name Is Earl is Earl St. Clair's debut solo release. Ryan Jay/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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After An Unexpected Rise, Earl St. Clair Is Ready For More Surprises

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