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Federal trial for man accused of starting devastating Los Angeles fire begins

Pope Leo condemns 'scourge' of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy

Pope Leo called on the ecclesial community to respond to the problem with "listening, truth, justice, reparation" and a "culture of care."

Epstein files to D.C. reading room; opening to public Tuesday by appointment

The 3.5 million pages of Epstein records are in 3,437 bound volumes.

Five stabbed inside NYC’s Penn Station ahead of Trump visit for NBA championship

Penn Station is one of the country's busiest train stations, the main hub for Amtrak in the Northeast.

Defendant linked to Palisades fire compared act to UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination, prosecutors

Defendant Jonathan Rinderknecht has pleaded not guilty to starting a fire that prosecutors says smoldered into the deadly 2024 Palisades fire.

Texas waterpark supported with taxpayer funds hosts 'Muslim only' day, sparking backlash

The event was advertised as a "family-friendly environment" with a "modest dress code," where only halal-slaughtered meat would be served. The

Dell Technologies returns to its roots as it becomes latest company to redomesticate to Texas

“From my dorm room at the University of Texas in 1984 to our headquarters today in Round Rock, Texas has given Dell what every great company needs to grow — extraordinary talent, world-class research universities, and a business environment that lets us build for the long term,” Dell Technologies chairman and CEO Michael Dell said.

From the States

ACLU sues to stop TX border security law from going into effect after 5th Circuit ruling on it

The law, which makes illegal entry into Texas a state crime, is set to go into effect May 15. It gives Texas law enforcement the authority to return illegal foreign nationals to a port of entry and/or arrest them for unlawful entry,

From the States

California high-speed rail bill designed to block transparency passes Assembly, heads to Senate

The bill authorizes the high-speed rail’s IG to keep some reports out of the public eye. The bill would also allow the IG to keep parts of certain reports secret if the report reveals weaknesses that put the high-speed rail project at risk.

From the States

Trump tells Small Business Summit at White House that tariffs 'aren't high enough'

The comments come as the administration is processing about $166 billion in court-ordered tariff refunds while also preparing for a new round of higher tariffs as early as July.