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The “Incredible” Friends Who Convinced Trump Not to Surge Troops to San Francisco
After planning to flood San Francisco with federal agents, Donald Trump abruptly halted the operation following personal appeals from Mayor Daniel Lurie and business leaders including Jensen Huang and Marc Benioff.
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Jeff Connor
Politics
Trump Ends Trade Talks with Canada Over “Fake” Reagan Anti-Tariff Ad
Donald Trump has abruptly ended trade talks with Canada after condemning a Canadian government ad featuring Ronald Reagan as “fake,” escalating tensions ahead of a key Supreme Court ruling on his tariffs.
by
Gary Abrams
Politics
Steve Bannon Claims ‘There Is a Plan’ for Trump to Be President Again in 2028
Steve Bannon claimed that “there is a plan” for Donald Trump to return to the White House in 2028, defying constitutional limits and reigniting debate over the future of U.S. democracy.
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Gary Abrams
Politics
U.S. Expands Antidrug Campaign with Second Pacific Strike, Escalating Trump’s Global War on Cartels
The Trump administration has expanded its antidrug campaign into the Pacific, launching deadly strikes on suspected smuggling boats as critics warn of legal violations and growing regional backlash.
by
Fred Brookes
Politics
Trump Accuses Canada of Interfering in US Supreme Court with Reagan Free-Trade Ad
Donald Trump accused Canada of attempting to sway the U.S. Supreme Court ahead of a major tariff case by airing a free-trade ad featuring Ronald Reagan, intensifying cross-border tensions.
by
Conrad Nguyen
Politics
The White House East Wing Demolition Stirs Outcry from Historians and Preservationists
President Trump’s demolition of the White House East Wing to build a new ballroom has ignited outrage, raising questions about legality, preservation, and presidential power.
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Cesar Barry
Crime
Champaign Co. Crime Stoppers seeking tips on aggravated battery
Champaign County Crime Stoppers is seeking the public’s help to identify a suspect in an aggravated battery incident that occurred on an MTD bus in Urbana on September 16, 2025.
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Conrad Nguyen
Crime
Closing the Case: Michigan’s Push to Solve Violent Crime
Michigan is ramping up investment in investigations, prevention and performance-based funding to improve clearance of violent crime and restore public-safety trust.
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Conrad Nguyen
Crime
Seattle survey asks for neighborhood safety views, aids crime strategy
Seattle is using its annual public-safety survey to gather neighbourhood views on crime and trust in police, feeding the results into micro-community policing plans to tailor responses.
by
Conrad Nguyen
Crime
Man arrested in doorbell camera abduction case charged for domestic-violence-related crime
A Wichita man was arrested on aggravated domestic-battery and criminal-restraint charges after doorbell-camera footage captured him forcibly taking a woman outside her home, in what investigators describe as a domestic-violence incident.
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Conrad Nguyen
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