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Aluminum is needed for national defense and electric vehicles, but the U.S. produces less than one-sixth of the aluminum it consumes, Brimstone said.
The court tries other measures before giving an ‘Allen charge,’ considered a last-ditch effort to force a verdict.
Micron showed memory chip demand is still high as third-quarter revenue and earnings beat expectations by 16 percent and 22 percent respectively.
Musk’s SpaceX signed a compute deal with startup Reflection AI amid a 16 percent decline in SpaceX stock on June 22.
Modular develops a platform for software companies to support all kinds of AI hardware.
The 13-year-old boy was taken to a hospital and released. An investigation is underway.
The law, enacted in 2022, applies to single-use plastic packaging and food service ware.
The measure calls for expanded California-Taiwan cooperation and supports Taiwan’s meaningful participation in international organizations.
The LA city controller said the fire has already cost city taxpayers $3 million in LAFD costs.
A federal jury will decide whether a 29-year-old Uber driver set the blaze that would lead to one of the most destructive fires in U.S. history.
A shooting at a library in Northern California on Monday left two people dead and a suspect is in custody.
Arson and wildland fire experts push back on the government’s case against Jonathan Rinderknecht.
Violations can result in confiscation of the device plus fines and prison time.
Commissioner Rob Manfred says the league will not discipline players who wrote Bible verses on their caps.
The action names Prince Group, Huione, and H-Pay in a broader effort to disrupt online investment fraud and money laundering.
A large statue of a Vietnamese soldier was stolen and recovered on June 21 in the Vietnamese Heritage Garden in San Jose, California.
The judge said he would allow the administration to file an amended complaint.
Walmart, Sam’s Club, and 7-Eleven are some of the defendants in the case.
In its challenge, California called the requirement for congressional review under the CRA ‘illegal.’
