Gov. Jared Polis pardons 27 people convicted of crimes in Colorado
DENVER — Gov. Jared Polis pardoned 27 people Thursday for relatively minor crimes as he nears the end of his time as Colorado’s governor.
Among those pardoned was Vanessa Peoples, who was featured in a 2021 Denver ...Read more
Virus found in California for first time after 220 fish die at Nevada County lake
A virus linked to the deaths of about 220 fish at a Nevada County lake was detected in California for the first time, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
“This is a sobering discovery given how widely ...Read more
Inmate suit over 'brick oven' heat at Miami-Dade prison now a class action
MIAMI — Dozens, and possibly hundreds, of inmates could now join a federal lawsuit alleging that extreme temperatures at Dade Correctional Institution, a state prison in South Miami-Dade, are putting them at “...Read more
Minnesota nurse sues federal government after viral arrest during ICE surge
MINNEAPOLIS — A St. Peter nurse has sued the federal government, alleging agents pointed guns and knelt on her during a viral arrest in the southern Minnesota town at the height of last winter’s Operation Metro Surge. ...Read more
US attorney's testimony in 'Broadview Six' case delayed until December
CHICAGO — A federal judge on Thursday agreed to delay by two weeks a potentially explosive hearing into prosecutorial misconduct in the now-defunct “Broadview Six” case.
U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros and several ...Read more
Slain jogger Katie Suarez honored for how she lived at solemn Brooklyn funeral
NEW YORK — Mourners at a funeral for slain jogger Katie Suarez were encouraged Thursday to remember the Brooklyn bank teller for the upbeat and positive way she lived instead of the cruel and heartless way she died.
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NYC Council bans pricing based on what companies can get from a given individual
NEW YORK — The City Council on Thursday passed a bill that would ban surveillance pricing in New York City, a tactic under which companies assess how much an individual consumer might pay.
Under surveillance pricing, ...Read more
California school district sued after teacher refers to Muslim student as 'terrorist'
LOS ANGELES — No one disputes that a Cypress High School teacher last year told a Muslim student of Palestinian descent: “I don’t negotiate with terrorists.”
School officials called it a mere joke, nothing ...Read more
Deaths of 4 firefighters in Colorado wildfire caused by extreme fire behavior, human error, report finds
DENVER — A combination of extreme fire behavior and human error contributed to the deaths of four firefighters who were overtaken by a wildfire on Colorado’s Western Slope this summer, according to the results of a ...Read more
Nvidia's Huang ousted by board in move that roils AI economy
Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, the preeminent face of the AI infrastructure boom, was ousted from his post after reports of three affairs, including one with a woman suspected of spying for China.
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Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage declared winner of open House seat
WASHINGTON — Paul LePage, the former Maine governor who once said he was “Donald Trump before Donald Trump,” is heading to Congress.
The Associated Press called the race for the open 2nd District on Thursday after ...Read more
Cancer institute backed by Larry Ellison plans major layoffs in Los Angeles
The Ellison Medical Institute — a cancer research center funded by tech mogul Larry Ellison — will cut a chunk of its staff in a couple of months.
The Los Angeles-based research center, led by its founding chief ...Read more
California launches cyclospora research following Taylor Farms-linked outbreak
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Department of Food and Agriculture will conduct research on cyclospora following the national foodborne illness outbreak this summer.
The agency said it is using $250,000 of unused ...Read more
Far from farms and cities, dry climates are boosting river nitrate pollution
Typically, when people hear about nitrates, it involves runoff from farm fields, sewage systems and cities that can fuel harmful algae blooms and raise the risk of a serious illness in infants known as “blue baby ...Read more
Barry Bonds, Metallica, Nancy Pelosi to be inducted into California Hall of Fame
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The 20th class of the California Hall of Fame — and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s last — was announced Thursday morning, with a slew of icons in sports, film, arts, activism and cuisine etched into the ...Read more
Taylor Hale speaks up about Miss USA harassment in 'Crown of Deceit'
DETROIT — If Taylor Hale's tale is going to be told, she wants to make sure she's the one telling it.
The Detroit native and former Miss Michigan USA — who was crowned the first Black female champion of the CBS ...Read more
Terry Savage: Time to fix Social Security
If there’s one issue on which most voters agreed this election period, it’s the need to fix Social Security before potential cuts take place in 2032. It’s a concern that transcends political affiliations and age ...Read more
18-year-old faces capital murder charge in Dallas Deep Ellum shooting that killed 3
DALLAS — Dallas police announced the arrest of an 18-year-old capital murder suspect in the Halloween night shooting that killed three people on Crowdus Street in the Deep Ellum entertainment district.
The arrest of ...Read more
Trump says no Iran deal needed after conflict drove GOP's midterm losses
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday shut down his administration’s on-again-off-again talks with Iran, saying he would not seek a deal to formally end the nine-month-old conflict with Tehran.
The possible ...Read more
Priyanka Chopra feels 'really excited' by Bluefly
Priyanka Chopra thinks the concept of Bluefly is "really cool".
The 44-year-old actress plays Myla Reese, a grieving UN translator, in Bluefly, the sci-fi action thriller set in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and ...Read more
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