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Outside Lands 2025: Where Music, Love, and Community Collide

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Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin to Restore Hundreds of UCLA Research Grants

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Trump Names Rosner as Chair of Energy Regulator

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Wall Street Slips as Hot Producer Inflation Data Dampens Rate-Cut Bets

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Trump Says He Thinks Putin Will Make a Deal

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Fresno Unified Wants Parents to Know About New Resources as School Begins

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Trump Revokes Biden-Era Order on Competition, White House Says

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US Judge Blocks Trump Religious Exemption to Birth Control Coverage

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Trump Says He Will Name New Fed Chair ‘a Little Bit Earlier’

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US Alcohol Consumption at Record Low as Health Concerns Rise, Survey Finds

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No Emergency Training for Crew on Boat Where Fire Killed 34

LOS ANGELES — Crew members of a Southern California dive boat told investigators they were not trained on emergency procedures before a fire broke out last year and killed 34 people, according to federal documents released Wednesday. Investigators say the cause of the predawn blaze aboard the Conception remains undetermined...

Massive Smoke Clouds, Thick Air Darken Western US Skies

SAN FRANCISCO — People from San Francisco to Seattle woke Wednesday to hazy clouds of smoke lingering in the air, darkening the sky to an eerie orange glow that kept street lights illuminated into midday, all thanks to dozens of wildfires throughout the West. “It's after 9 a.m. and there's still no sign of...

Wildfire Creates State of Emergency in Australian Capital

CANBERRA, Australia — The Australian capital region declared a state of emergency on Friday because of an out-of-control forest fire burning erratically to its south. It's the first fire emergency for the Australian Capital Territory area since 2003 when wildfires killed four people and destroyed almost 500 homes in a...

Australians Leave Homes as Heat, Winds Escalate Fire Danger

EDEN, Australia — Thousands of people fled their homes and helicopters dropped supplies to towns at risk of nearby wildfires as hot, windy conditions Friday threatened already fire-ravaged southeastern Australian communities. The danger is centered on New South Wales and Victoria, Australia’s most populous states, where temperatures and winds spiked...

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