US expands strikes into northern Iran and disables ship trying to run blockade
The US expanded its strikes into northern Iran. American forces also fired into a ship the US accused of trying to break its naval blockade.
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AI bumps power cost 60% as mega US grid fails to hit supply goal
A searing heat dome this month showed how close the grid is to its limits.
Ex-captain pleads guilty to drugging and raping a US Merchant Marine Academy cadet on a cargo ship
John Merrone pleaded guilty on Wednesday just as his trial was about to start in Brooklyn federal court.
PayPal is working with Goldman, Evercore as suitors circle
Stripe and Advent have offered about $60 per share for PayPal.
Attorneys for Nolan Wells’ family agree to joint inspection of teen’s recovered cellphone
The family recovered it after he went missing during a July 4 boat trip off the Mississippi coast.
Feds drop charges against San Diego defense contractor in NAVWAR corruption case
Mark Larsen and Cask Technologies had been under indictment in the wide-ranging bribery scheme, but prosecutors dismissed the charges, citing evidentiary issues with two key witnesses
Someone San Diego Should Know: Henry Fuhrer
It’s fair to say that Henry Fuhrer was born to be a watchmaker.
Tecate politician shot, husband killed in ‘planned attack’ in Mexican border town
Tecate councilmember María Quijada was shot and her husband was killed on Tuesday, in what Mexican prosecutors said appeared to be a “direct and planned attack.”
Fire near Boulevard quickly marches east, prompting evacuations and closure of I-8
The first broke out near Buckthorn Trail and Old Highway 80 around 3:45 p.m. on Wednesday
El Cajon won’t seek $5 million in state funding to clear homeless encampments
Officials said the grant’s “Housing First” conditions don’t align with the city’s approach to homelessness.