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Demonstrators in beach communities protest Trump, call for support of Prop. 50
LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of people gathered across Southern California beaches on Saturday for a "Hold the Line" demonstration, a movement protesting Donald Trump's presidency and promoting Gov. Gavin Newsom's Proposition ...Read more
Denmark registers more drone activity at military facilities
Denmark registered more drone activity at military sites including its biggest air force base, the latest in a spate of incidents that have raised alert levels in the country.
Drones were observed “at several of Danish ...Read more
Trump administration detains hundreds of Venezuelans with TPS despite court order
Three days after a federal judge upheld the extension of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans through 2026, immigration authorities detained Jeferson Pacheco Cruces during a routine immigration check-in appointment. ...Read more
After Colorado weathered 2 big budget crunches, lawmakers expect the next to be 'really, really difficult'
DENVER — Heading into the next legislative session, state budget writers face an agonizingly familiar problem: How to cut nearly $1 billion in projected spending.
Only now, Democratic leaders warn that federal policy ...Read more
ICE agent recorded shoving woman to floor at NYC detention site is relieved of his duties
NEW YORK — A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been relieved of his duties after he was recorded shoving a hysterical woman onto the floor during a clash inside 26 Federal Plaza in lower Manhattan, ...Read more
MTA revises fare-hike plan, shaves $1 off weekly bus, subway fare increase
NEW YORK — The MTA is revising its fare-hike proposal after weeks of public comment, lowering the price for a week of subway and bus rides.
The new proposal, expected to face a vote by the transit agency’s board next ...Read more
Reputed Mexican Mafia figure accused of brokering drug cartel alliance strikes plea deal
LOS ANGELES — To hear prosecutors tell it, Jose Landa-Rodriguez was public enemy No. 1.
A reputed Mexican Mafia member called "Fox," Landa-Rodriguez was charged in three cases between 2011 and 2018. The allegations ...Read more
Colombian leader's call to defy Trump amplifies rifts in region
When Colombia’s outspoken President Gustavo Petro took up a megaphone at a pro-Palestininan rally on the streets of New York to call on U.S. troops to disobey President Donald Trump, he must have anticipated a backlash. ...Read more
Syria issues arrest warrant for former President Bashar Assad
Syria issued an arrest warrant for former Syrian President Bashar Assad, paving the way for the circulation of the order to Interpol to allow for international action.
The warrant cites charges including premeditated ...Read more
Trump orders US troops to Portland citing anti-ICE protests
President Donald Trump ordered the military to be deployed to Portland, Oregon, to quell protests over his immigration policy, escalating his campaign against demonstrators opposing his policies.
“At the request of ...Read more
Swath of Florida coast under tropical storm watch from soon-to-be Imelda
MIAMI — A stretch of the Florida coast from Martin County to Volusia County was placed under a tropical storm watch Saturday morning — though the strongest winds of soon-to-be Tropical Storm Imelda were expected to ...Read more
Cal State universities now target of antisemitism probe by Trump administration
LOS ANGELES — The Trump administration has launched an investigation into allegations of antisemitism across all 22 campuses of the California State University system, prompting concerns about the chilling of free speech...Read more
Car crash kills 3 members of 'Meet the Putmans' reality family; 5 hospitalized
The family at the center of TLC reality show “Meet the Putmans” was torn apart Saturday after a deadly car crash killed three relatives and left five others hospitalized.
The Putmans announced on Saturday that ...Read more
Reports of 'blind mule' drug couriers grow in San Diego-Tijuana region. 'It continues to happen'
SAN DIEGO — Every morning for the past two months, a husband and wife from Tijuana have started their border commute by inspecting their vehicle. First, the husband checks the trunk, then he checks the underside of their...Read more
Broadview village leaders condemn ICE presence in Chicago suburb and threats of greater enforcement actions
CHICAGO — Following weeks of increasingly tense protests at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facility in suburban Broadview, village officials on Saturday said ICE was retaliating against the ...Read more
In Trump's 'domestic terrorism' memo, some see blueprint for vengeance that echoes history
At a tense political moment in the wake of conservative lightning rod Charlie Kirk's killing, President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum focusing federal law enforcement on disrupting "domestic terrorism."
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Singer D4vd broke lease and moved out of Hollywood Hills home searched in 15-year-old girl's death
LOS ANGELES — Singer D4vd broke his lease to a multimillion-dollar home in the Hollywood Hills and moved out just days after police searched the property in connection to the death of a 15-year-old girl, the owner ...Read more
Here's what happens when the US government shuts down
U.S. government shutdowns have become so common in recent decades that every federal agency has a playbook for how to implement them.
But the Trump administration is quickly rewriting those plans in advance of the end of ...Read more
Kilmar Abrego Garcia transferred to Pennsylvania detention center, attorneys say
BALTIMORE — Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been transferred to a detention center in Central Pennsylvania while he awaits immigration proceedings, according to federal court documents filed by his attorneys Friday.
In a ...Read more
Judge rules Mike Lindell defamed voting machine company; $1.5 billion in damages up to jury
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minnesota federal judge has found Mike Lindell defamed a voting machine company with his attacks on the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, and a jury now must decide whether to award the $1.5 ...Read more
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