From Earthquakes to Apex: A Day in U.S. News
Highlights include a 7-magnitude earthquake off California's coast, a U.S. Supreme Court case on transgender rights, FDA regulation discussions, a citywide manhunt for a health executive's murderer, Barack Obama's leadership advice, and the unveiling of a nearly complete Stegosaurus at a New York museum.

A significant earthquake struck off northern California, leading to evacuations and a canceled tsunami warning. No major damage or casualties were reported, though authorities are assessing the area.
In U.S. Supreme Court, arguments were heard regarding Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, with concerns about minority protections discussed by Justice Sotomayor.
Apex, a near-complete Stegosaurus skeleton, has been unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History, capturing the fascination of attendees, particularly young students, with its impressive display.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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