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MIAMI — President Donald Trump’s top spiritual adviser visited a southwest Miami-Dade County megachurch to outline a vision of a Christian-dominated world and urge believers, particularly Evangelicals, to help make it ...Read more

With new legal muscle, the nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundation is upping pressure on Paramount Global to abandon efforts to settle President Donald Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit targeting CBS and “60 Minutes.”

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MINNEAPOLIS — Federal law enforcement agencies did not warn state officials before they raided a Mexican restaurant in south Minneapolis earlier this week, Gov. Tim Walz said Thursday.

“They didn’t tell us what was ...Read more

NEW YORK — The Mexican naval vessel that struck the Brooklyn Bridge last month was towed across the East River to the Brooklyn Navy Yard early Friday, where it will be dry-docked and repaired, city officials said.

The U...Read more

After falling short last year, lawmakers in the state Senate are advancing a flurry of bills intended to give customers relief from ever-rising electricity bills and rein in investor-owned utilities like PG&E, which is ...Read more

During Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood’s lengthy interview published in Variety this week, “The White Lotus” co-stars didn’t just go to great lengths to dispel rumors that they feuded off-screen while playing ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — For more than a quarter century, director Kevin Smith has tried to resurrect "Dogma," his religious satire about two fallen angels looking to get back into heaven. Recently, his prayers for the 1999 ...Read more

NEW YORK — A suspect has been arrested following the theft of two “irreplaceable” instruments from the rock band Heart in Atlantic City.

Garfield Bennett, 57, of Pleasantville, New Jersey, has been charged with ...Read more

All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter is planning to go “full-frontal” on OnlyFans.

The 41-year-old rocker shared the career update while promoting the band’s latest singles.

“I’m starting an OnlyFans. And...Read more

NEW YORK — Citi Bike has agreed to curb the speed at which its e-bikes can go at 15 miles per hour — a move that came in response to a service suspension threat from Mayor Eric Adams’ administration.

The electric ...Read more

SAN DIEGO — It wasn’t so long ago that the San Diego County Fair was known as the Del Mar Fair. And it wasn’t so long ago that the fair’s Grandstand Stage hosted concerts by Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Bruno Mars, ...Read more

Volvo is known for its superior automotive design, maintaining a high standard for style, comfort and luxury in all of their vehicles. For 2025, Volvo has redesigned its flagship SUV, the XC90, and its unique style will ...Read more

“The Life of Chuck,” a slick but ickily grandiose reminder to take your dance lessons while you can, also reminds us that every generation gets its own variations on “It’s a Wonderful Life” — movie fantasies ...Read more

Peggy Whitson has spent nearly two years of her life in space as an Axiom Space employee and former NASA astronaut.

Next week she’ll lead a mission with three men representing countries that haven’t sent anyone to ...Read more

SACRAMENTO, Califs. — Public safety was at the center of budget discussions Wednesday as the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the county’s recommended $8.9 billion budget.

With a full ...Read more

CHICAGO — Elizabeth McGovern, the American actress best known for playing Lady Cora in the British TV and movie franchise “Downton Abbey,” will star in a show headed to Chicago that is based series of real-life ...Read more

When "Good Night, and Good Luck" arrived on Broadway this spring, it initially provoked a surprising amount of cynicism. There were complaints that the adaptation by George Clooney and Grant Heslov was basically a ...Read more

BALTIMORE — A Maryland State Police trooper was sentenced Thursday to six years in federal prison after he admitted to passing information to a suspect in a drug case in exchange for cash.

The sentence came after ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — As word spread Tuesday about a large law enforcement presence involving immigration officers in south Minneapolis, a crowd of around 200 residents flooded the area.

City council members and activists drew ...Read more