WikiLeaks’ Assange Pleads Guilty in Deal With US That Secures His Freedom, Ends Legal Fight
Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands (AP) — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
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The West is Warming and Drying so Fast That a Crucial Drought-Monitoring Tool Can’t Keep Up, Study Says
(The Denver Post) Drought in the American West is becoming a
Stock Market Today: Nvidia Rebounds, and It’s Back to Masking Losses For the Rest of Wall Street
New York (AP) — A rebound for Nvidia propped up a weakened Wall Street
UCF’s Board of Trustees Approves Camping Ban Following Spring Protests
(Orlando Sentinel) — In the wake of pro-Palestinian demonstrations on
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Oakland Mayor’s Spokesperson Resigns Amid FBI Crisis
(The Mercury News) — The atmosphere was heavy in the room
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Kenya’s President Calls the Storming of Parliament a Security Threat, Vows Calm ‘at Whatever Cost’
Nairobi, Kenya (AP) — Kenya’s president has called the storming of
Judge Alters Trump’s Gag Order, Letting Him Talk About Witnesses, Jury After Hush Money Conviction
New York (AP) — A judge on Tuesday modified Donald Trump’s gag order
California Has a History of Racist Land Seizures. Will Reparations Bills Bring Justice?
(Los Angeles Times) — Few governmental practices have caused
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Mayor Eric Adams’ Charter Revision Panel Seeks New Limits on NYC Council Power
(New York Daily News) — The commission assigned by Mayor Eric
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Alaska Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments in Challenge to Correspondence Programs
(Anchorage Daily News) — The Alaska Supreme Court is set to hear a high
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