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CDC replaces website on vaccines and autism with false and misleading statements
LOS ANGELES — The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has altered its website on autism and vaccines, removing unequivocal statements that immunizations don’t cause the neurodevelopmental disorder and replacing them with inaccurate and misleading information about the links between the shots and autism.
Until Wednesday, the CDC ...Read more
Why House Speaker Destin Hall wants the Border Patrol to come back to NC
One of the most powerful Republicans in the state is talking about why the Border Patrol is in North Carolina, what he thinks of their tactics and why he hopes they come back.
Republican House Speaker Destin Hall, who was behind the state law requiring sheriffs to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, spoke with The News & ...Read more
Virginia brothers arrested, charged with making threats against ICE and police
NORFOLK, Va. — An assistant principal at Kempsville High School and his brother were arrested Wednesday and accused of making threats against Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and local police.
According to a news release from the Virginia Beach Police Department, John W. Bennett, 54, and Mark Bennett, 59, both of Virginia Beach, ...Read more
Trump administration proposes pushing offshore oil drilling closer to Florida shores
The Trump administration released new plans Thursday that could push offshore oil drilling closer to Florida shores in a move that many environmental critics argue will be detrimental to the state’s coastal economy and further threaten imperiled wildlife.
The plan calls for opening up a swath of the eastern Gulf of Mexico that has been ...Read more
Missouri seeks go-ahead from feds to ID Chinese assets it can seize
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said Wednesday her office is awaiting the go-ahead from the U.S. State Department to begin identifying Chinese properties to seize to satisfy a $24 billion judgment against the country.
Hanaway, in comments to reporters, said her office expects to receive approval from the U.S....Read more
Another judge rejects ex-Sheriff Alex Villanueva's lawsuit over L.A. County's 'do not rehire' label
LOS ANGELES — A state judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva that alleged the county defamed him, violated his rights and unfairly flagged his personnel file with a "do not rehire" tag.
In a 26-page order, Superior Court Judge Gary D. Roberts on Wednesday granted a request by the county to ...Read more
Trump administration proposes pushing offshore oil drilling closer to Florida shores
The Trump administration released new plans Thursday that could push offshore oil drilling closer to Florida shores in a move that many environmental critics argue will be detrimental to the state’s coastal economy and further threaten imperiled wildlife.
The plan calls for opening up a swath of the eastern Gulf of Mexico that has been ...Read more
Injunction ruling provides new look at 'Blitz,' from tear gas to agent using ChatGPT to help write report
CHICAGO — A federal judge on Thursday issued a scathing opinion that takes a deep dive into the use of force by immigration agents during “Operation Midway Blitz,” revealing new information gleaned from body-worn cameras and other evidence showing how agents used tear gas and flash bang grenades on fleeing protesters, shot praying ...Read more
Federal appeals court temporarily halts release of hundreds of Operation Midway Blitz detainees in Illinois
CHICAGO — A federal appeals court has temporarily halted the release on bond of hundreds of immigrants whose arrests during Operation Midway Blitz are being challenged under a consent decree that limits so-called warrantless arrests that occur without a prior warrant or probable cause.
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings had allowed their ...Read more
Trump calls Democrats 'traitors' for urging military to 'refuse illegal orders'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday said he believed Democratic lawmakers who publicly urged active service members to "refuse illegal orders" amounted to seditious behavior, which he said should be punishable by death.
"It's called SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL. Each one of these traitors to our Country should be ...Read more
Historic Colorado River deal to conserve flows advances after winning key approval from state water board
DENVER — A yearslong effort to purchase two of the most powerful water rights on the Colorado River has cleared another hurdle after the state water board agreed to manage the rights alongside Western Slope water officials.
The Colorado Water Conservation Board voted unanimously Wednesday night to accept the two water rights tied to the ...Read more
Trump administration plans to open Pacific Coast to oil drilling for first time in more than 4 decades
The Trump administration on Thursday announced plans to open the Pacific Ocean to new oil and gas leases for the first time in more than four decades.
The draft plan released by the U.S. Department of the Interior confirms rumors that have been swirling for weeks. The proposal would see as many as 34 offshore lease sales across 1.27 billion ...Read more
Smokey Robinson faces new sexual assault claims from another ex-housekeeper, car detailer
LOS ANGELES — Two more former employees are taking legal action against Motown legend Smokey Robinson and his wife Frances Robinson, adding their allegations of sexual assault against the singer to a $50 million lawsuit filed earlier this year.
The women who sued the spouses in May for sexual assault and failure to pay overtime filed a motion...Read more
NYC magnet schools can use $12 million in carryover funds amid battle with feds over gender policy
NEW YORK — The Trump administration and New York City’s public schools have reached a deal to allow some funds flow to local magnet programs while their legal battle over school gender policies plays out.
The order, which was approved Thursday by a Manhattan federal court, lets the magnet schools draw down reimbursements from $12 million in...Read more
Zelenskyy says he agreed to work on US draft plan to end war
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he’s agreed to work on a peace plan drafted by the U.S. and Russia and expects to talk with U.S. President Donald Trump in the coming days about the proposals.
Ukraine has officially received a draft plan from Washington which the U.S. side believes could help reinvigorate ...Read more
Analysis: Business as usual at White House as former officials, family honor Dick Cheney
WASHINGTON — It was business as usual Thursday at the White House as a list of American political luminaries and family members gathered across town to remember Dick Cheney, the late former vice president with the aggressive foreign policy that helped spawn the “Make America Great Again” movement.
White House aides chatted and laughed ...Read more
Mark Epstein says brother flew on Trump's plane, asks for flight records
While it’s already known President Donald Trump flew on Jeffrey Epstein’s plane, his brother suggests in a new interview Trump may have returned the favor.
“They say Donald was on Jeff’s plane like seven times, but I question, have they checked Donald’s flight logs from those days to see how many times Jeffrey was on his plane?” ...Read more
Mamdani softens hard line on role of NYPD watchdog in discipline after Tisch agrees to stay on
NEW YORK — Zohran Mamdani is softening his stance on how much power the city’s Civilian Complaint Review Board should have.
While still a candidate, Mamdani said he would as mayor empower the board — which investigates and prosecutes misconduct complaints against NYPD officers — to get the final say on what sort of disciplinary action ...Read more
California pimp allegedly used prostitutes to sell guns to criminals
OAKLAND, Calif. — A Hayward man was sentenced to five years in federal prison for operating a gun trafficking ring that prosecutors say relied on a woman he was pimping to purchase guns for him to re-sell to criminals.
Najee Thompson, 32, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, ending a case that ran into a snag when ...Read more
CDC replaces website on vaccines and autism with false and misleading statements
LOS ANGELES — The national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have altered their website on autism and vaccines, removing unequivocal statements that immunizations don’t cause the neurodevelopmental disorder and replacing them with inaccurate and misleading information about the links between the shots and autism.
Until Wednesday, ...Read more
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