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The Oval Office announcement that an Iron Range mining company plans to build a colossal, $15 billion steel mill in Iowa rather than in Minnesota sparked two weeks of political finger-pointing about the latter state's ...Read more

A judge, deferring to Mexico's authority over tequila regulation, dismissed a proposed class-action lawsuit claiming that Costco’s Kirkland tequilas labeled 100% agave" are mixed with low-grade booze.

The law firm ...Read more

SAN DIEGO — A new law inspired by the potential release from prison of Santana High School shooter Charles “Andy” Williams will now give judges more say over whether a former teenager charged with murder as an adult ...Read more

DETROIT — All three wildfires burning in Michigan's Upper Peninsula are now at least 50% contained, state officials said Monday.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources also announced that it had lifted the ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers in both parties are assailing President Donald Trump for a series of decisions this month that critics say ally the U.S. government with the Kremlin amid its ongoing war on Ukraine, now in its ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Wildlife officials euthanized a coyote in Atwater Village after a reported attack on a 16-month-old child and months of complaints from residents that the animal had become dangerously comfortable around ...Read more

Oysters linked to a salmonella outbreak that has reached at least 12 states were distributed to at least 15 states and the District of Columbia, according to Monday’s FDA and CDC update on the outbreak.

Here’s more ...Read more

Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt visited neighboring Kansas on Monday, flying from Washington, D.C., to Wichita with President Donald Trump to rally for Republican Senate colleague Roger Marshall.

Standing on the tarmac in ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Federal authorities have charged 28 people from across California with illegally registering to vote or casting ballots in federal elections despite not being U.S. citizens — again escalating an election ...Read more

WICHITA, Kan. — A Kansas man is facing federal charges, accused of making threats on social media to shoot U.S. President Donald Trump under TV news posts about his political rally Monday in Park City.

Federal ...Read more

RALEIGH, N.C. — A federal judge declined to block North Carolina’s new mail-in ballot rules from taking effect, ruling that it would be “infeasible” to do so since voting has already begun.

U.S. District Judge ...Read more

SAN DIEGO — Mexico has found a temporary use for a new customs facility in Tijuana that was built as part of the future Otay Mesa East Port of Entry project while the U.S. finishes construction on its side of the border ...Read more

NEW YORK — In a day of emotional testimony, a Brooklyn woman accused of getting military training from ISIS told jurors about how her controlling father spirited her and her family into ISIS-controlled territory in Syria...Read more

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he would be willing to meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping but indicated his focus would be on denuclearization efforts rather than ending the...Read more

As President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice pushed for sweeping actions on a list of nearly 20,000 alleged noncitizen voters, election experts argued its much more limited prosecutions suggested Trump’s DOJ ...Read more

CHICAGO — A federal judge on Monday quashed a subpoena filed by the state Attorney General and city of Chicago in an ongoing lawsuit over the Trump administration’s immigration-enforcement tactics, saying it would be ...Read more

NEW YORK — Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist and Columbia University graduate who is facing potential deportation, asked the Supreme Court on Monday to hear his case.

Khalil is challenging a ruling in January ...Read more

A slight upturn in young striped bass numbers from last year’s survey isn’t enough for Maryland’s state fish, also known as rockfish, to repopulate, experts say.

Allison Colden, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s ...Read more

WASHINGTON — A wave of suspicious letters mailed to members of Congress is likely to continue, House officials warned Monday, describing a white powder in the envelopes.

So far, “none of the letters received by ...Read more

SAN DIEGO — An outage Friday on a San Diego Gas & Electric line that occurred moments before the start of the Norte fire that mobilized hundreds of firefighters and damaged homes in Orange County has raised questions ...Read more