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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering the legality of local laws against camping on public property in the case of a southwest Oregon city’s vagrancy policy. The court will hear arguments on whether enforcing these ordinances against homeless people violates the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments. In New York, the trial of Donald Trump for allegedly covering up a hush money payment to a porn star is underway, highlighting the challenges of insulating jurors from social media influence. Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting Wisconsin to announce new rules aimed at improving access to long-term care and enhancing the quality of caregiving jobs. President Joe Biden is celebrating Earth Day by unveiling $7 billion in grants for residential solar projects that will benefit low-income households. TikTok has expressed concerns about a House of Representatives bill that would ban the app in the U.S. if its Chinese owner does not sell its stake within a year. Other news includes Columbia University canceling in-person classes due to pro-Palestinian protests, the insurer for Trump’s $175 million bond facing scrutiny, and the selection of 12 jurors for Trump’s hush money trial.

Rachio, the leading smart yard brand, is celebrating Earth Day and the milestone of saving over 200 billion gallons of water through its smart-watering technology. In honor of Earth Month, Rachio is encouraging communities to embrace healthier, eco-conscious lifestyles that promote outdoor living and give back to the planet.

Rachio, the leading smart yard brand, is commemorating Earth Day with the milestone of over 200 billion gallons of water saved through its smart-watering technologies. Aligned with its goal of reaching three trillion gallons saved by 2030, the company is encouraging communities worldwide to lead healthier, eco-conscious outdoor lifestyles.

Earth Day, founded in 1970, is a global event that raises awareness about environmental issues. Celebrated on April 22, events include rallies, cleanups, and educational programs. Originated by former Wisconsin Sen. Gaylord Nelson, Earth Day has sparked environmental legislation and inspired young people. The event’s popularity among college students led to its date, April 22. Earth Day has been celebrated on various days globally, with the United Nations recognizing it on the vernal equinox around March 21.