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Harun Abdul-Malik Yener, born in the United States in 1994, was charged with attempted use of an explosive to damage or destroy a building.

A congressional hearing focused on 323,000 children who have dropped off the radar since being placed with sponsors.

The proposed remedy follows a federal court ruling that found Google unlawfully maintained its dominance through anti-competitive practices.

Nominee for attorney general brushes off questions about Ethics Committee report, saying his focus remains on reforming the Justice Department.

Students and medical professionals quickly came to the freshman’s aid, but attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful.

Revenues are up, but the state’s reliance on a thriving tech sector and its possibly overvalued stocks puts it in a precarious spot.

The haul included nearly 2 million pills with a street value of about $12 million. The Guard is pitching in at the border just as the CHP did in the Bay Area.

Supporters of the ‘Calexit’ campaign hope to qualify a ballot initiative for the 2026 election.

A survivor of the Tiananmen Square Massacre said promoting the ‘Nine Commentaries’ is key to ending communist rule in China.

The longtime Trump ally also served under the president-elect’s first administration.

The law will be stayed in five school districts named in the case, remaining in effect in other parts of the state pending a final decision.