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Deadly brain disease found in 2 California deer
LOS ANGELES — State officials reported the presence of deadly chronic wasting disease in two wild California deer earlier this week. This is the first time the disease, which has plagued other areas of the nation for ...Read more
Woman claiming to be real Martha tells Piers Morgan 'Baby Reindeer' is 'hyperbole'
Will the real Martha Scott please stand up?
At least one woman has now done so: In an interview with British television presenter Piers Morgan that was posted to his YouTube channel on Thursday, 58-year-old Scotswoman ...Read more
Nearly every county in Pennsylvania is short on public defenders, according to a new report
Pennsylvania has an insufficient number of public defenders in nearly every county, according to a new report from a University of Pennsylvania law professor, hampering the state’s ability to fulfill its Constitutional ...Read more
Michigan considers studying usage-based tax for additional roads funding
Roads could be funded in a new way in Michigan under new pilot program proposed as part of the state budgeting process.
Democrats in the Legislature have allocated $5 million in the Michigan Department of Transportation's...Read more
Report: 80 percent of low-income San Diegans spending more than half their income on rent
The vast majority of low-income renters in San Diego County are spending more than half of their income on rent, said a new study.
San Diego's Affordable Housing Needs Report, released Thursday by the nonprofit California...Read more
Jon Bon Jovi's eldest son ties the knot at Vegas chapel where parents eloped
Jon Bon Jovi’s eldest son, Jesse Bongiovi, is giving love a good name after reportedly tying the knot in Las Vegas this week.
A marriage license was issued on Tuesday to the singer’s son, 29, and his longtime partner,...Read more
Mayor Mike Johnston unveils plan to break downtown Denver out of 'doom loop' with $500 million in public investment
DENVER — City leaders have zeroed in on a strategy they hope can break downtown Denver out of what Mayor Mike Johnston has described as the area’s post-COVID “doom loop.”
The key to that strategy: the expansion of...Read more
San Jose parents charged after authorities find fentanyl, other drugs within baby's reach
SAN JOSE, Calif. — A couple has been arrested and criminally charged after a police raid revealed a hoard of illegal drugs scattered throughout their home and within reach of their 1-year-old boy, including a backpack ...Read more
NYC bungled shelter-stay limits for migrant families, says Comptroller Brad Lander
NEW YORK — New York City rolled out shelter-stay limits for migrant families in a “haphazard” way — without adequate policies or effective case management — Comptroller Brad Lander said Thursday.
Mayor Eric ...Read more
Judge denies bid to modify gag order so Trump can respond to Stormy Daniels' sex tryst testimony
NEW YORK — Stormy Daniels, facing tough questions from Donald Trump’s defense team as she returned to the witness stand following her bombshell testimony on the alleged Lake Tahoe tryst with the former president, ...Read more
Minnesota State Senate ends suspense on guns, passes new penalties for straw buyers, bans binary triggers
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — The Minnesota Senate approved stronger penalties for gun straw buyers Thursday along with a ban on binary triggers, ending weeks of uncertainty about prospects for new gun restrictions this session. ...Read more
Polarization may phase out of American politics as younger generations shift into power
The sharp increase in political polarization in America over the past 50 years has been driven in part by how different generations think about politics. But the rise of younger generations to political power may ...Read more
A sex scandal that’s boring the public − and a judge forced to keep Trump focused
John E. Jones III is the president of Dickinson College and a retired federal judge appointed by President George W. Bush. David E. Clementson is a scholar of political communication at the University of Georgia and a ...Read more
Student protesters in California face same suspensions as those who bring assault rifles to campus
LOS ANGELES — Colleges across California are suspending student protesters, a move that’s evicted some from housing, barred others from final exams, and left scores navigating a high-stakes disciplinary process more ...Read more
Michigan becomes eligible for up to $20 million in FEMA money to fight flooding
DETROIT — Flood-prone communities in Michigan can now apply for $20 million in funding to reduce their risks, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced this week.
Michigan and Washington are the latest states to...Read more
Federal judge dismisses suit seeking to halt certification of Maryland election
BALTIMORE — A federal judge Wednesday dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit against the Maryland State Board of Elections filed by a right-wing coalition seeking to delegitimize election results across the country.
U.S....Read more
In memoriam: As a '90s producer and music tastemaker, Steve Albini was brutally honest -- and usually right
CHICAGO — Steve Albini, who died on Tuesday in Chicago at 61, talked a lot.
Like, a lot a lot. The first time I met him was about 30 years ago. I was a graduate student at Northwestern University and assigned to ...Read more
Ex-Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby asks for probation ahead of sentencing in perjury, mortgage fraud case
BALTIMORE — Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby is seeking to avoid prison when she is sentenced for perjury and mortgage fraud later this month.
In court papers filed Thursday afternoon, Mosby’s defense...Read more
Marjorie Taylor Greene faces GOP backlash after failed bid to oust speaker
WASHINGTON — A throng of media crowded around U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Wednesday evening on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, straining to hear her angry reaction after a bipartisan coalition of House members ...Read more
Hunter Biden loses bid to avoid impending federal gun trial
A federal appeals court Thursday rejected Hunter Biden’s effort to throw out gun charges against him and ordered the president’s son to go on trial early next month.
Citing procedural grounds, a three-judge panel of ...Read more
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