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Her surviving relatives want the officer who shot her to be immediately fired and charged in her death

The report offers an independent assessment of damage caused by the building of the wall while in-depth environmental reviews were waived

Lee’s projected path takes it near the northeast Caribbean but it is not expected to make landfall

Operating reserves fell as demand surged amid the heat, and power from wind and solar energy sources proved insufficient

The FAA, which regulates airline safety and manages the nation’s airspace, has been run by back-to-back acting administrators since March 2022

It aims to provide some relief to so called ‘captive shippers’ that only have a connection to one of the six giant freight railroads that deliver the vast majority of goods across North America

The offer comes just a week before the UAW’s national contracts with GM, Stellantis and Ford expire, and even though both sides are far apart, it’s a sign of movement

He gave no details, but said he hopes “there’ll be some concrete steps soon” in the Supreme Court’s review of the issue

Thursday’s verdict came after a short trial for Navarro, a trade adviser under President Donald Trump who later promoted the Republican’s baseless claims of 2020 election voter fraud

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charlaine F. Olmedo handed down the sentence after hearing statements from the women about the trauma they experienced and the suffering caused by the disturbing memories

Vladislav Klyushin, who ran a Moscow-based information technology company that did work for the highest levels of the Russian government, was convicted in February of charges including wire fraud and securities fraud

In New York City alone, public schools have opened classrooms to nearly 20,000 children arriving with parents seeking asylum

The preemptory step comes after the grand jurors who returned the 41-count indictment against the former president and 18 others were subjected to harassment when their information was posted online

Airlines have started offering steep discounts, while some resorts have slashed room rates by 20% or are offering a fifth night free

Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama wants the Pentagon to rescind its policy to pay for travel when a servicemember goes out of state to get an abortion or other reproductive care

Thursday’s bipartisan statement from presidential centers, foundations and institutes marks the first time the libraries have joined to make such a public declaration

Rodrigo Valdés, the director of the Western Hemisphere division at the International Monetary Fund, warns that the dollarization that ultra-right candidate Javier Milei proposes for Argentina ‘will require seeking a lot of political support’

The White House announced that Clinton is scheduled to appear Tuesday to help honor the 2023 winners of the Praemium Imperiale

The escape and search have attracted international attention and became big news in Cavalcante’s native Brazil

The Department of Interior’s scrapping of the leases comes after the Biden administration disappointed environmental groups earlier this year by approving the Willow oil project

The agreement, cited in a court filing reached Tuesday, is subject to approval by the attorneys general and board of directors of Google’s parent company, execution of an agreement and court approval

There are still some important astronomical events involving the Moon, including another Supermoon and two eclipses

Navigator CO2 Ventures wants to build a 1,300-mile (2,092 kilometers) pipeline network across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota, to carry planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from more than 20 industrial plants to be buried over a mile underground in Illinois

A blast of late summer heat caused disruptions Wednesday for schools from Michigan to Virginia

His case reached the U.S. Supreme Court last year. The conservative majority sided with him last year

The murder charge stems from a morning traffic stop that ended with then-Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr shooting Patrick Lyoya in the back of the head

The 120 mm rounds will be used to arm the Abrams tanks the U.S. plans to deliver to Ukraine this fall