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The governor seemed keenly aware Thursday that Californians — regardless of whether they lean red and listen to “The Ben Shapiro Show” or keep the radio dial in their Prius tuned to the airwaves of NPR — share a common concern: the cost of living in an extraordinarily expensive state.

It is responsible for representing the United States in federal court in all criminal prosecutions, including public corruption, fraud, money laundering, narcotics, computer crime, and racketeering, as well as in extraordinarily complex matters, some criminal and some civil, involving consumer protection, immigration, national security, tax, environmental issues, civil rights, and antitrust policy.

And a progressive jurist is now leading the tally heading into a recount in an extraordinarily close race for the North Carolina Supreme Court, with a victory there promising to end the left’s painful losing streak on that bench and serve as a capstone for the one piece of the 2024 election where progressives actually flourished.

He said that “labeling inmate labor as slavery” would be an “extraordinarily inappropriate use of language.”

Finally, the first new song in six years by Sade Adu — the inimitable lead vocalist of the legendary group Sade — is a candid, extraordinarily moving ballad dedicated to her son, Izaak.