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U.S. Bancorp executive believed to be aboard plane that crashed into Brooklyn Park home
One person was on the plane that crashed into the roof of a Brooklyn Park home Saturday, engulfing the structure in flames and displacing two residents, authorities said at a Sunday news conference.
Authorities said the ...Read more
This California law was supposed to stop gasoline price gouging. Has it?
Two years after California’s Democratic leaders declared victory over big oil with a law aiming to crack down on industry profits, the state has been unable to prove companies engage in price gouging when the cost of ...Read more
Historic ice storm cripples northern Michigan, leaves 90,000 without power
A crippling ice storm has left parts of northern Michigan with up to an inch of ice, at least 90,000 residential and business customers without power and high wind and travel restrictions on the Mackinac Bridge.
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What federal probes could mean for Carnegie Mellon University
It's been weeks of whiplash at Carnegie Mellon University.
Federal research funding cuts loom. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pressing the institution over its high enrollment of Chinese international students. An ...Read more
See MAGA and anti-Tesla protesters face off for first time at Calif. dealership
Dueling protests filled both sides of Granite Drive in front of the Tesla dealership in Rocklin, California, for the first time Saturday, as supporters of President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk mounted a ...Read more
Harrowing details surface into former Pittsburgh doctor's alleged attempt to kill his wife in Hawaii
A week after a former University of Pittsburgh professor and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center anesthesiologist allegedly attacked his wife along a scenic overlook during a trip to Oahu, interviews and court records ...Read more
California-Mexico border, once overwhelmed, now nearly empty
When the humanitarian aid workers decided to dismantle their elaborate tented setup — erected right up against the border wall — they hadn't seen migrants for a month.
A year earlier, when historic numbers of migrants...Read more
Ahead of Minn. State Capitol rally, what to know about the International Transgender Day of Visibility
Supporters and members of the LGBTQ community plan to rally Monday at the State Capitol in St. Paul, Minn., to celebrate the International Transgender Day of Visibility, beginning at 10:30 a.m. in the Capitol rotunda.
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Colorado law that made possession of small amounts of fentanyl a felony didn't reduce overdose deaths, study finds
Colorado’s law that made possession of small amounts of fentanyl a felony had almost no effect on overdose deaths, but may have discouraged people from sticking with treatment for opioid addiction, an initial study of ...Read more
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