US sends food for Cuban residents while still pressuring island’s government
Tuesday’s shipment is a $60 million first tranche of a total of $100 million the U.S. offered to Cuba some time ago.
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EU agrees to launch membership talks with Ukraine next week even as war with Russia drags on
Ukraine sees EU membership as an important “security guarantee” for a stable future once war with Russia ends.
Appeals court says U.S. government can keep collecting 10% tariffs for now
The new tariffs, invoked under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, are set to expire July 24.
San Diego Community College District fighting major cyberattack
The system’s four college are still open but some digital services have been disrupted.
A history of E. Jean Carroll’s legal battle with President Donald Trump
The former advice columnist E. Jean Carroll has been battling President Donald Trump in court for nearly seven years over her allegation that he sexually assaulted her in the dressing room of a fancy Manhattan department store in 1996.
Trump sticks with Pulte for intel job as risk grows of lapse in spy powers
The spy powers expire at midnight on Friday.
California ranks as nation’s 15th best business climate. Who’s No. 1?
Even with all the grumbling about its economic environment, the state’s economy keeps outperforming the critics.
Murder arraignment in ‘Trump House’ death postponed after jailed suspect refuses to attend hearing
Kerry Sheron died four days after he was attacked in front of his home, known for its many U.S. flags, signs and banners supporting the president.
This law aims to prevent investors from flipping distressed homes. They’re managing to anyway — and going unpunished.
The law, one cleanup bill says, has been ‘undermined by fraudulent actors exploiting loose eligibility requirements and procedural delays.’
Plane carrying pickleball players to Texas tournament broke apart midair, report finds
The pilot reported problems with the plane’s anti-icing system that protects onboard instruments.