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Month: November 2025

Judge Boasberg to resume criminal contempt inquiry into Trump officials involved in Alien Enemies Act deportation flights

By Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge said Wednesday that he plans to “promptly” move ahead with an effort to find out which Trump administration officials were responsible for flouting his orders in a high-stakes immigration case – and whether they will face punishment for their actions. The comments from US District Judge

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Palm Springs International Airport shares tips for travelers ahead of busy Thanksgiving travel period

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Palm Springs International Airport is gearing up for another busy Thanksgiving travel period, sharing tips during its 13-day peak in departing travelers. The Thanksgiving peak for travelers goes from Thursday, November 20, through Tuesday, December 2. PSP officials said they expect to welcome 75,000+ departing passengers over the full

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Homicidio, lavado de dinero y más: aumentan los cargos contra el exatleta olímpico convertido en narco que estaría en México

Por Hannah Rabinowitz y Devan Cole, CNN Funcionarios federales de EE.UU. revelaron cargos adicionales el miércoles contra un ex snowboarder olímpico de Canadá a quien se busca por presuntamente dirigir una red de narcotráfico. Los nuevos cargos contra Ryan James Wedding incluyen homicidio, manipulación de testigos, lavado de dinero y narcotráfico, dijo la secretaria de

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Washington Nationals manager Blake Butera smiles as he introduced during a press conference at Nationals Park on Monday.

‘All right, we’re doing this?’: Nationals new manager details how he became a dad and an MLB skipper in the same day

By Hannah Keyser, CNN (CNN) — When Blake Butera checked his phone after the birth of his first baby, he had about 600 text messages congratulating him on his new job: fatherhood. Well, not just fatherhood. The 33-year-old new dad to a daughter was also named the Washington Nationals’ new manager, making him the youngest

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Cathedral City Police Department receives grant to increase safety through traffic enforcement 

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – The Cathedral City Police Department announced Monday they received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for $55,000 to continue enforcement and education programs to increase safety in the city. The department said in a release the grant is to specifically help “reduce the number of serious injuries

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