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In New Filings, Attorney General Bonta Urges Ninth Circuit to Block Trump from Using California’s National Guard as His Own Personal, Traveling Police Force

In New Filings, Attorney General Bonta Urges Ninth Circuit to Block Trump from Using California’s National Guard as His Own Personal, Traveling Police Force

Since the Ninth Circuit first stayed the lower court’s order blocking the federalization of the California National Guard in June, facts have significantly changed undermining the Trump Administration’s arguments OAKLAND — California Attorney...

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Backpacks soon to join cellphones in PENNCREST lockers

Backpacks soon to join cellphones in PENNCREST lockers

HAYFIELD TOWNSHIP — A new policy will take a significant weight off the shoulders of students in PENNCREST School District — at least during the course of the school day. Board members voted unanimously last week to ban the use of backpacks by...

Owner:  Retirement Systems of Alabama
Are hikers unwittingly bringing microplastics into the wilderness?

Are hikers unwittingly bringing microplastics into the wilderness?

A report released last month is raising questions about whether hikers are bringing microplastics into remote areas of the Adirondacks wilderness, prompting scientists to say more research is needed on the subject. The nonprofit Adirondack Hamlets...

Owner:  Adirondack Explorer Inc (Non-profit)
B.C. businesses innovate to make tourism more accessible, inclusive

B.C. businesses innovate to make tourism more accessible, inclusive

West Coast organizations adapt to meet diverse physical, sensory, and cognitive needs, but those impacted say more work needed Some travellers take for granted that they can visit tourist attractions and enjoy them as intended. Others envisage...

Owner:  Madison Venture Corp.
Petrol price hike, decline in inflation rate… business stories to track this week
Let Babydog eat cake while D.C. idles

Let Babydog eat cake while D.C. idles

You’d be forgiven if you were to think that West Virginia only has one U.S. Senator instead of two. Because based on appearances, U.S. Sen. Jim Justice appears to be doing the bare minimum. Sure, Justice is casting votes. If he has missed any, I’m...

Owner:  Ogden-Nutting Family
Road next to Mar-a-Lago reopens Oct. 19 after Trump returns to D.C.

Road next to Mar-a-Lago reopens Oct. 19 after Trump returns to D.C.

The road next to President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club has reopened following his departure after his 11th trip to Palm Beach since taking office in January. South Ocean Boulevard between South County Road and the Southern Boulevard traffic...

Owner:  Gannett Co. Inc.

How the US government shutdown is affecting travel

On 1st October 2025, at 12:01 a.m. EDT, the US federal government went into shutdown. Due to congressional failure to pass fiscal legislation, many US government services have been shut down, with approximately 750,000 federal workers on unpaid...

Owner:  University of Warwick
A tale of two US markets: affluent travellers lift luxury hotels as others falter

A tale of two US markets: affluent travellers lift luxury hotels as others falter

The United States hotel industry is splitting in two, with luxury hotel bookings rising even as overall demand softens. New data published today, 18 October 2025, show high-end hotels reporting higher revenue while economy properties face falling...

Owner:  Michael "Mike" Danson
1 killed, 13 injured in hit-and-run crash at birthday party near D.C.

1 killed, 13 injured in hit-and-run crash at birthday party near D.C.

A 31-year-old woman was killed and 13 other people were injured when a car plowed into a child’s outdoor birthday party near Washington, D.C., on Saturday night, authorities said. The driver, identified only as a 66-year-old man from D.C.,...

Owner:  Randall D. Smith & Heath Freeman
After 44 years Ashtabula man has ring returned after being lost on beach

After 44 years Ashtabula man has ring returned after being lost on beach

ASHTABULA — A flick of the wrist separated a city man from his high school ring for 44 years. Raimo Kangas, a 1982 graduate of Harbor High School, said he was hanging out on Haywood Beach in the summer of 1981. × Javascript is required for you to...

Owner:  Retirement Systems of Alabama
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