US slaps new sanctions on Cuban companies key to island’s crumbling economy
The U.S. sanctioned five Cuban entities tied to GAESA, a move expected to deter foreign investors and worsen the nation’s severe economic crisis.
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San Diego’s Muslim community looks to healing in wake of mosque attack. ‘We must find a greater love.’
As they support the families of the deceased and return to the Islamic Center of San Diego for prayers, local Muslims are on a long road to recovery
Pentagon labels tech giant Alibaba and electric car maker BYD as aiding Chinese military
The move prevents them from securing U.S. defense contracts.
Man accused of helping coordinate massive elder fraud scam pleads guilty in San Diego
Hua Wang of Flushing, N.Y., was responsible for the collection of more than 2,000 cash packages that elderly victims sent to fraudsters, according to prosecutors.
Victims of recent fatal San Diego-area crashes identified
The crashes killed three people between July 12 and July 19
Federal officials plan to offload some warehouses purchased for immigrant detention
ICE is reversing a multibillion-dollar plan to convert warehouses into immigrant detention centers amid lawsuits and infrastructure concerns.
Ham on Wry: $50,000 for a World Cup ticket? No thanks
The World Cup final will be just fine to watch at home.
Federal appeals court ends a decades-old school desegregation order in Louisiana
A federal appeals court ended more than 60 years of oversight of a Louisiana school system that had been ordered to eradicate segregation.
Trump administration caps how long international students can stay in the US
New DHS rules limit international students to four-year stays and restrict changes to academic majors to reclaim U.S. vetting abilities.
Trump’s tariffs hit Toyota profit, though its global sales grew
Japan’s top automaker said its profit for the fiscal year that ended in March was $25 billion.