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CBS hits back at FCC over probe into ‘60 Minutes’ edits

CBS has asked the Federal Communications Commission to end its investigation into edits of its “60 Minutes” Kamala Harris interview, arguing that the federal government risks becoming “a roving censor” trampling on free speech rights.
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4.1 earthquake felt across Southern California, centered near Malibu

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake centered north of Malibu sent light and weak shaking across Southern California on Sunday. The strongest shaking was felt in parts of Malibu, Agoura Hills, Thousand Oaks and Camarillo, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The strongest shaking was considered "light" as defined by the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale — enough to rattle dishes and windows and feel ...
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Trump declines to rule out recession amid tariffs’ effects on markets

President Donald Trump declined to rule out a recession this year as the economy stutters from his efforts to impose tariffs and rebuild the U.S. manufacturing sector, acknowledging in an interview broadcast Sunday that “it takes a little time” before Americans will see a payoff from his policies.
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Border patrol agent told women to expose breasts to enter U.S. in New York, feds say

A now former United States Border Patrol agent is accused of making women expose their breasts to get into the country. Shane Millan, 53, pleaded guilty on March 7 to two counts of deprivation of rights under color of law, according to court records. His attorney did not immediately respond to McClatchy News’ request for comment on March 9. In August 2023, while stationed at Wellesley Island ...
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PETA suit asserts First Amendment right to listen to monkeys

The animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the National Institute of Mental Health, saying it has a right to hear and see rhesus macaque monkeys that the group contends express “physical and psychological pain and suffering” stemming from years of caging and experimentation.
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Army Corps knew Trump order would waste California water, memo shows

The Army Corps of Engineers colonel responsible for releasing water from two California reservoirs at President Donald Trump’s direction in January knew that it was unlikely to reach the southern part of the state as Trump had promised, according to a memo obtained by The Washington Post.
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Done with ‘dumb,’ Denver animal welfare charity rebrands as Humane Colorado

DENVER — The Dumb Friends League officially dumped its century-old name Friday, announcing its rebranding as Humane Colorado. When the animal welfare charity was founded in 1910, “dumb” was a common synonym for “mute,” and “dumb friends” referred to the nonspeaking animals helped by the organization. Chief Operating Officer Katie Parker said the charity’s name was inspired by a London-based ...
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SBA to leave Seattle because it’s a ‘sanctuary city’

The U.S. Small Business Administration will shutter its Seattle regional office due to the city's immigrant protections and plans to cut off benefits to noncitizen business owners, marking the latest move in the Trump administration's dramatic anti-immigration campaign.
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Republicans quiet as DOGE slashes GOP-backed pro-democracy group

In 2019, GOP Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida spoke at an elegant event celebrating the work of the Ronald Reagan-founded International Republican Institute, saying he was “so proud” to support the group and hailing fellow hawks Nikki Haley and Sen. John McCain in the audience. But as secretary of state, Rubio did not spare the group from President Donald Trump’s freeze on foreign aid and dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development.