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Former L.A. public defender picked to lead federal Access to Justice office
Rachel Rossi will lead the Justice Department's office aimed at ensuring all people have access to...
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He had two days to live before his execution in Iran. The a pop star saved him
Mohsen Chavoshi, one of Iran's most famous singers, has helped rescue more than 50 people from...
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Urvashi Vaid, pioneering LGBTQ activist and author, dies at 63
Urvashi Vaid dies; led the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force during the AIDS crisis
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Laguna Woods shooting highlights growing tensions between Taiwan and China
The suspect in the shooting at a Laguna Woods church is believed to have been driven...
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Vancouver's safe drug-use sites are wrenching to see. California should open them anyway
For years, this Canadian city has hosted safe consumption sites for addicts. They've saved lives, but...
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Podcast: How California popularized the 'Great Replacement'
How the racist conspiracy has some roots right here in the Golden State of the 1990s.
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U.S. to offer Sweden security guarantees as war in Ukraine enters a new phase
As the war enters a 'protracted phase,' Ukrainian troops seized in Mariupol face interrogation while a...
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An old refrigerator becomes a vital gathering spot after mass shooting in Buffalo
In the wake of Saturday's shooting massacre in Buffalo, a refrigerator on a street corner becomes...
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Spot a UFO? The Pentagon wants to know
The federal agency wants to remove the stigma around the reporting of unidentified flying object sightings...
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Will the fall of Mariupol change the course of Ukraine war?
Russia scores its first major win with the takeover of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol....
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Biden condemns Buffalo mass shooting as 'terrorism' and white supremacy as 'a poison'
President Biden go to Buffalo to meet the families of victims killed in what police described...
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Ukraine relinquishes Mariupol as Russia attacks both east and west
After months of a devastating siege, the city of Mariupol is now in Russian hands as...
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Podcast: Tijuana in the time of opera and cartels
Tijuana can seem like two cities at the same time — and it's never more evident than...
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Pennsylvania governor's race could have outsize impact on abortion access
With its gubernatorial primary set for Tuesday, Pennsylvania is one of a handful of states where...
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'They belong here': Ukrainian nuns take in dozens displaced by war
In a tranquil Ukrainian monastery, dozens driven from homes by war find refuge. The nuns say...
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Before the shooting, Buffalo's east side long faced racism and discrimination
Residents cite how the neighborhood was left behind as other parts of the city thrived.
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Ending weeks of standoff, Russia takes Mariupol but sees setbacks elsewhere
Moscow is scrambling to adjust to a new security picture in Europe brought about by its...
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Black residents want Biden to call out racism and white supremacy in Buffalo visit
The White House says President Biden will "grieve with the community that lost 10 lives." But...
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Deal reached with FDA to reopen Michigan infant formula plant
The plant could reopen within two weeks once the consent decree is approved. Product would be...
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Column: I'm part of the 'great replacement.' It's not what believers say it is
A fringe far-right theory seems to be gaining traction, but you don't have to dig deep...
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Randy Weaver, antigovernment figure who held off FBI at Ruby Ridge, dies
Randy Weaver dies at 74. He became a hero to antigovernment extremists after the Ruby Ridge...
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U.S. reaches 1 million COVID deaths — and the virus isn't done with us
The milestone is an indelible reminder of the awful toll that the disease has taken and...
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With old-school technology, can Novavax win over COVID vaccine skeptics?
Newfangled COVID-19 vaccines have left many people yearning for an old-school alternative. The one from Novavax...
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Column: Fight or find common ground? Oregon race a referendum on the direction of Democrats
Rep. Kurt Schrader faces a strong primary challenge after repeatedly breaking with fellow Democrats.