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Israeli Officials to Hold Ceasefire Talks in Washington Amid Military Escalation in Gaza

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US Senate Republicans Struggling to Unite on Trump’s $3.3 Trillion Tax-Cut Bill

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Musk Vows to Punish Lawmakers Who Back Trump’s Spending Bill

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Fresno Man Sentenced to Nearly 6 Years for $4.2 Million Tech Startup Fraud

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Suspect Identified in Ambush Shooting That Killed 2 Idaho Firefighters

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Will Valadao Spoil Trump’s Plan for July 4th ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Signing?

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Shaver Lake and Reedley 4th of July Shows Are Wednesday. Who Else Is Celebrating?

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Pennsylvania Dioceses Paid $84M to 564 Clergy Abuse Victims

Pennsylvania’s Roman Catholic dioceses have paid nearly $84 million to 564 victims of sexual abuse, a tally that’s sure to grow substantially in the new year as compensation fund administrators work through a backlog of claims, according to an Associated Press review. Seven of the state’s eight dioceses launched victim...

US Worker Annual Compensation Slows Slightly Through June

WASHINGTON — The annual wages and benefits for U.S. workers rose in the second quarter at a slightly slower pace than the first, suggesting that the lowest unemployment levels in a half century have not triggered rapid gains in worker compensation. The Labor Department reported Wednesday that pay and benefits...

A Modest Proposal to Deregulate NCAA Sports

With every new college sports scandal or revelation of an assistant coach who makes more than a CEO, the term “student athlete” becomes even quainter than raccoon coats, goldfish swallowing or phone booth stuffing. (Remember phone booths?) College sports is big business and deserves to be treated that way. College football...

PG&E Compensation Plan for Wildfire Victims Still Unclear

SAN FRANCISCO — Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s top financial executives said during a bankruptcy meeting Monday they still haven't determined when the utility can start compensating victims of recent wildfires started by the utility's equipment. Victims' lawyers questioned PG&E executives during the meeting in San Francisco between the utility...

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