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Plaintiffs allege LA immigration raids driven by racial discrimination

LOS ANGELES (KESQ) – Plaintiffs in a closely watched lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security today amended their complaint to allege that the Trump administration’s illegal immigration raids in Southern California are not just unlawful, but deliberately designed to target Latino communities.ย ย  Residents, workers and advocacy groups sued the DHS in July 2025

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Ken Paxtonโ€™s daughter defends him after a John Cornyn ad accuses him of โ€˜dirty deedsโ€™

By Arlette Saenz, CNN (CNN) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton deployed his daughter to vouch for him Thursday after a scathing attack ad released by Sen. John Cornyn in their increasingly contentious Republican Senate primary race. Paxtonโ€™s campaign released a video from his daughter Mattie Hayworth in which she says: โ€œMy dad is a

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Construction at Demuth Park in Palm Springs set to begin Monday

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Construction is slated to begin Monday on more than $7.5 million in improvements to Demuth Park in Palm Springs, city officials announced this week. “This project reflects our long-term commitment to improving park access, safety and amenities for residents and visitors alike,” Nicholas Gonzalez, the city’s Parks and Recreation director,

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters in Washington

The Trump administration is about to release billions in disaster aid. Several blue states wonโ€™t be included

By Gabe Cohen, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration is releasing more than $5 billion in long-delayed disaster aid to states โ€“ but not to several Democratic-led states where President Donald Trump has clashed with governors, according to four sources familiar with the plan. States rely on these funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency

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New HARC report highlights health gaps, food insecurity and growing extreme weather concerns in the Coachella Valley

COACHELLA VALLEY , Calif. (KESQ) –ย A newly released community health report is offering one of the most comprehensive looks yet at the well-being of Coachella Valley residents, and researchers say the findings reveal both progress and urgent challenges. The 2025 Coachella Valley Community Health Survey, conducted by HARC (Health Assessment and Research for Communities), collected

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A United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) choice sign next to Angus beef and meat for sale at a grocery store on December 30.

โ€˜Meatheads Are Hijacking Americaโ€™: Vegans feel betrayed by RFK Jr.โ€™s beef boosting

By Scottie Andrew, CNN (CNN) — The day after Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was sworn in as secretary of Health and Human Services on a self-described mission to โ€œMake America Healthy Again,โ€ the vegan podcast host and animal rights activist Bob Linden posted a missive in several vegan Facebook groups, declaring it a โ€œbeginningโ€ and

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Afghanistan and Pakistan exchange cross-border strikes in escalating retaliatory attacks

By Sophia Saifi, Saleem Mehsud, Hira Humayun, CNN Islamabad (CNN) — Pakistan continued to strike areas in several provinces of Afghanistan early on Friday morning, including the capital, Kabul, according to the Afghan Taliban, as Islamabad said it was responding to an attack launched by Kabul on Thursday. โ€œThe cowardly Pakistani military has carried out

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This rendering shows architectural plans for President Donald Trumpโ€™s proposed White House ballroom.

Judge lets White House ballroom project continue; preservation group to bring new challenge

By Betsy Klein, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge on Thursday rejected the nationโ€™s top historic preservation groupโ€™s attempt to block to President Donald Trumpโ€™s White House ballroom project, but also suggested a possible roadmap for the group to revive the challenge. The National Trust for Historic Preservation sued the Trump administration in December over

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Spain Train Bombings Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Hereโ€™s a look at the March 2004 bombings of commuter trains in Spain, which killed 193 people and injured more than 1,800. The bombings are the deadliest terrorist attack in Spainโ€™s history. Facts On March 11, 2004, 10 bombs in backpacks and other small bags exploded on four commuter trains.

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