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Maryland officials say no ransom was paid and services have been fully restored in the wake of a ransomware attack that exposed personal data and disrupted bus services at the state’s transportation agency.

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In the latest salvo between Hollywood and artificial intelligence companies, tech start-up Character.AI has removed many Disney characters from its chatbot platform after the Burbank entertainment giant sent the firm a ...Read more

Nintendo of America will advance to the next level with a leadership change after its president and chief operating officer, Doug Bowser, retires at the end of the year.

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CHICAGO — Patrick Gilmore was on his way to the Clark/Lake CTA train station with a friend Sunday afternoon when they came across a line of federal immigration agents near the Dearborn Street Bridge downtown and ...Read more

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Zillow and Redfin for allegedly conspiring to eliminate competition for rental housing listings.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in the United States District Court for the Eastern ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The U.S. government hurtled toward a Wednesday shutdown as Democrats had the votes to block a Republican stopgap funding package that didn’t address their demands, the latest sign that neither party was ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — A federal judge on Tuesday disqualified acting Nevada U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah from supervising multiple cases in which defendants challenged her appointment.

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CHICAGO — Children are twice as likely to develop long COVID after two COVID-19 infections, compared with children who’ve only had COVID-19 once, according to a new study co-authored by a doctor at Lurie Children’s ...Read more

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration is considering new military action against drug cartels operating out of Venezuela, including operations “by land,” raising concerns of a possible escalation ...Read more

A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily halted a Trump administration plan to reduce disaster relief and anti-terrorism funding for states with so-called sanctuary policies for undocumented immigrants.

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Massachusetts could lose out on $650 million in state revenue because of the tax breaks and spending cuts bill President Donald Trump signed over the summer, a massive budget shocker that could leave Beacon Hill Democrats ...Read more

The Trump administration’s crackdown on foreign students and academics violated the First Amendment by targeting them for expressing their political views, a federal judge ruled in an unusual opinion that broadly and ...Read more

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday his administration is close to finalizing a deal with Harvard University, in an agreement that would potentially defuse one of the highest-profile fights between his administration ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Students returned Tuesday morning to a temporary campus at the site of Marquez Elementary, about nine months after it burned to the ground in the devastating Palisades fire — prompting celebration and ...Read more

Federal officials on Thursday characterized the Twin Cities as a hotbed of immigration fraud, accusing people of using sham marriages, fake documents and other schemes in their bids to win U.S. citizenship or legal ...Read more

MIAMI — The drifter who confessed to killing an inventor and his wife was executed Tuesday night, more than three decades after the double murder in their Miami business.

Victor Tony Jones, 64, died by lethal injection ...Read more

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed Senate Bill 113, which would have applied state corporate income tax on out-of-state businesses that operate online, such as streaming and tech services. It was expected to raise ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Federal employee unions asked a federal judge in California on Tuesday to stop the Trump administration from using plans for a mass firing of federal employees if there is a partial government shutdown.

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Democratic Gov. Josh Stein said Tuesday that his administration is not going to move the Oct. 1 deadline for planned cuts to Medicaid, after the General Assembly didn’t send him a bill with funding.

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Maryland officials mobilized Tuesday ahead of a potentially prolonged federal government shutdown that they said would put a significant strain on the state and its mass of public employees.

Convening about 10 hours ...Read more