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Investigators search second home in Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case
Authorities served a search warrant at a home in Tucson, Arizona, on Friday night in connection with the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, who investigators say was kidnapped from her nearby home 13 days ago.
A SWAT team converged on a house about two miles from Guthrie’s Arizona residence and removed two people from inside, law enforcement ...Read more
Casey Wasserman will sell his talent agency, stay on Olympics committee
LOS ANGELES — Casey Wasserman, the beleaguered sports and entertainment mogul who is the face of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, is preparing to sell his namesake talent agency.
In a letter to his staff on Friday, Wasserman acknowledged that his appearance in a recently-released batch of documents related to the late sex trafficker Jeffrey ...Read more
Wasserman to sell talent agency after 'past personal mistakes'
Casey Wasserman said he is putting his talent and marketing agency up for sale, citing past personal mistakes that have had an effect on the company.
The sports and entertainment talent agent said in a memo to staff on Friday night that he had “become a distraction” to the company’s work and had started the process to sell the business. ...Read more
China call could stop Russia in Ukraine, US NATO envoy says
China is providing crucial support for Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and could end the war with a phone call, U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker said.
“China could call Vladimir Putin and end this war tomorrow and cut off his dual-purpose technologies that they’re selling,” Whitaker said during a Friday panel at the Munich ...Read more
Trump says regime change in Iran 'best thing that could happen'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said regime change would be the best outcome for Iran, ratcheting up pressure on the Islamic Republic in negotiations over its nuclear program as he builds up the U.S. military presence in the region.
“It seems like that would be the best thing that could happen,” Trump told reporters Friday following ...Read more
Federal agent injured in clash with protesters in Downtown LA during student walkout
LOS ANGELES — A federal agent was injured during a clash with protesters in Downtown Los Angeles on Friday afternoon, authorities said. The incident occurred as scores of local students walked out of class in protest of the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
Protesters were fighting with federal agents on Alameda Street between ...Read more
Miss Jamaica shares update from hospital 3 months after shocking stage fall
Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry gave fans an update Friday on her recovery, nearly three months after her devastating fall at the Miss Universe pageant.
In November, the beauty queen was carried off on a stretcher after falling off the stage during the Miss Universe preliminary evening gown competition.
After the fall, the Miss Universe ...Read more
Trump's tax rules still unclear to US clean-energy industry
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s interim guidance on clean energy tax credits released Thursday offered some relief to the industry by laying out a manageable path for new projects. But, it still left investors uncertain.
The industry had been closely watching the long-awaited guidance, which spells out rules for calculating whether ...Read more
As a Colorado River deadline passes, reservoirs keep declining
The leaders of seven states announced Friday, one day before a Trump administration deadline, that there is still no deal to share the diminishing waters of the Colorado River.
That leaves the Southwest in a quagmire with uncertain repercussions while the river’s depleted reservoirs continue to decline.
Former U.S. Interior Secretary Bruce ...Read more
Newsom tells world leaders Trump's retreat on the environment will mean economic harm
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom told world leaders Friday that President Donald Trump’s retreat from efforts to combat climate change would decimate the U.S. automobile industry and surrender the future economic viability to China and other nations embracing the transition to renewable energy.
Newsom, appearing at the ...Read more
US spent $35 million to send deportees to Third World
The Trump administration spent more than $35 million to deport roughly 300 migrants to countries they had no connection to, doling out millions of dollars in lump-sum transfers to foreign governments without a system to track how the money was used, according to a report released Friday.
The figures from Senate Foreign Relations Committee ...Read more
Philly's snowpack reaches a 65-year milestone, and here's when it finally may disappear
PHILADELPHIA — You may not have noticed, but that endless snowpack has developed a slow leak — in this case historically slow.
Its endurance continues to climb the charts among the snowpacks of yesteryear — and in at least one way may well be unprecedented in the period of record dating to the late 19th century.
As of 7 a.m. Friday, ...Read more
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Don Lemon, Nekima Levy Armstrong plead not guilty in church protest
MINNEAPOLIS — The federal prosecution tied to an anti-ICE demonstration at a St. Paul church moved ahead Friday, with arraignments held for some of the protesters from the rally and former CNN journalist Don Lemon, who reported on the protest.
Lemon, along with Minneapolis ...Read more
'It doesn't matter': Trump looked very much like a second-term president this week
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump had himself a week, just not the kind political observers have become accustomed to, spending much of it behind closed doors while unable to broker a deal with Senate Democrats.
He dissed a Republican icon over trade policy. He backed down on plans to exclude Democratic governors from an annual gathering of...Read more
Rep. Malliotakis asks Supreme Court to halt redraw of district
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis of New York and Republican state officials asked the Supreme Court on Friday to stop a state court order to redraw her Staten Island district ahead of the midterms.
The emergency applications, one from several Republican state officials and another from Malliotakis and a group of voters, argued that the last-minute ...Read more
Trump says regime change in Iran 'best thing that could happen'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said regime change would be the best outcome for Iran, ratcheting up pressure on the Islamic Republic in talks over its nuclear program as he builds up the U.S. military presence in the region.
“It seems like that would be the best thing that could happen,” Trump told reporters Friday following an event...Read more
Starmer urges Europe to end reliance on Trump's America
After a year of refusing to choose between Washington and Brussels, Keir Starmer will shift tone in Munich by edging Britain closer to the European Union and calling for an end to over-reliance on American military support.
In a speech he’s scheduled to make to the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, the U.K. prime minister will urge ...Read more
Leaders suspend latest effort to alter Illinois Constitution and curb partisanship in legislative mapmaking
A bipartisan push to let voters amend the Illinois Constitution to reduce politics in drawing state legislative maps has been suspended, with organizers saying the timing is “not ripe” amid a polarized climate shaped by mid-decade congressional gerrymandering wars nationwide.
In a statement released Friday, Bill Daley and Ray LaHood said ...Read more
UCLA professor's emails to Epstein stir protest as academia is jolted by links to sex abuser
He was seeking a $500,000 donation from Jeffrey Epstein to boost research into how sound — like lullabies or a mother's voice — could reduce pain, stress and heart rates among premature babies hospitalized in neonatal intensive care.
Dr. Mark Tramo, an adjunct professor of neurology at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, ultimately ...Read more
Feds send $30 million to Gateway for Hudson River Tunnel, temporarily ending funding freeze
NEW YORK — Thirty million dollars in federal funds has finally made it to the coffers of the Gateway Development Commission, the Daily News has learned — ending, for now, nearly five months of funding interference by the Trump administration in the construction of the Hudson River Tunnel.
“The first $30 million has been sent, and we ...Read more
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