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San Diego Is Showing California How to Use its Red Flag Law

In 2018, at a car sales lot in Kearny Mesa, employees felt something was off.

‘May God ruin Trump’, Tlaib’s grandmother says

Sitting under an olive tree in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Muftia Tlaib scoffs at the attention she has recently received from the president of the United States.

Trump says he had to ‘take China on,’ regardless of short-term impact on U.S. economy

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the current U.S. standoff with China over trade was necessary, adding that China still wants to make a deal.

LOCKED DOWN: Inside The Prison Where Inmates Set Each Other On Fire and Gangs Have More Power Than Guards

SHERIFF KEEPS CAMPAIGN PROMISE TO PROTECT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, RELEASES VIOLENT OFFENDERS

OIL LOBBYIST TOUTS SUCCESS IN EFFORT TO CRIMINALIZE PROTESTS, LEAKED RECORDING SHOWS

Trump or Europe? UK’s Johnson to sample post-Brexit reality at G7 summit

Boris Johnson is about to feel the pinch of Brexit Britain’s new global status: squeezed on one side by Europeans in no mood to yield, and on the other by a United States driving a hard bargain for its economic support.

Hong Kong leader says dialogue and ‘mutual respect’ offer way out of chaos

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hoped a peaceful weekend anti-government protest was the start of efforts to restore calm and that talks with non-violent protesters would provide “a way out” for the Chinese-ruled city.

Three more women sue Epstein’s estate over alleged abuse

Three more women on Tuesday sued the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, saying they were recruited to provide massages for the financier and then sexually abused.

The Composite Squadron to hold event Saturday

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles on display Sat at Hatbox

Trump says White House discussing gun legislation; Democrats say talks low-level

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration is in discussions with Democrats to produce some sort of meaningful gun legislation following mass shootings in the United States in recent weeks.

Trump looking at possible tax cuts amid economic jitters

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration was looking to cut U.S. taxes, but he was not talking about doing anything at this moment.

Yankton Man Arrested After Firing Gun In City Limits

One person was arrested following a report of gunshots being fired in Yankton Sunday morning.

Yankton Emergency Management Looking For POD Volunteers

In an effort to prepare for unknown emergencies, the Yankton County Emergency Management Office is looking for Point of Dispensing (POD) help for rapid response needs.

Wagner Woman Charged With Murder of Three-Year-Old Daughter

Twenty-Three-year-old Amanda Rose Hernandez has been charged with murder in the death of her three-year-old daughter, Aayana Hernandez, who was found unresponsive at a Wagner, South Dakota home on August 14th.

Yankton County Develops New Position

Yankton County officials have created a new position after eliminating the former zoning administrator position.

Bellwood Nebraska Man Wins $1 Million Powerball Prize

An eastern Nebraska man has claimed his $1 million Powerball prize.

Violent Offender Task Force Arrests South Sioux City Suspect

Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol and the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a man suspected of an armed robbery in South Sioux City earlier this month.

Many parents supportive of CCSD teachers on strike threat

Many parents hearing for the first time Tuesday about a possible strike next month by Clark County school teachers were supportive of the action, saying they back teachers and want better funding for education in the state of Nevada.

Child riding bike hit by CCSD truck in northwest Las Vegas

A child riding his bike was slightly injured when struck by a Clark County School District food service truck in the northwest Las Vegas Valley early Tuesday, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Pets Find a New Home at Henderson Adoption Even

Residents Answer Henderson’s Call to Help Clear the Animal Shelter August 17 and 18. 102 Pets Adopted

U.S. Steel plans to lay off hundreds of workers in Michigan

United States Steel Corp will temporarily lay off hundreds of workers at its Great Lakes facility in Michigan in coming weeks, according to a filing the steelmaker made with the State of Michigan.

DNC Chief Plans to Raise Money From Americans in Mexico City

Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez plans to hold party fundraising events with the American expatriate community in Mexico City next month.

San Francisco homeless stats soar: city blames big business, residents blame officials

Trump says U.S. role in Afghanistan has turned into ‘ridiculous’ police force

The U.S. special envoy will travel to Qatar and Afghanistan on Tuesday to resume peace talks with the Taliban and the Afghan government, the State Department said, as the United States seeks a resolution that will enable it to withdraw American troops from the country.

Florida trucker arrested, charged with plotting church shooting

Federal authorities said they have arrested a Florida truck driver who “was thinking about shooting up a church” in Memphis this week, making him at least the fourth person this month charged with plotting a mass shooting.

U.S. conservatives say Facebook needs ‘significant work’ to address concerns: former senator

A year-long review by a former Republican U.S. senator says Facebook Inc has “significant work to be done to satisfy” concerns from conservatives that believe the social media website to be biased against conservatives.

Back-to-school supplies in some Colorado schools include kitty litter and buckets for lockdowns

Beyond the supplies themselves, which she’s grateful to have, it was the nonchalant way the buckets, kitty litter, and Sharpie marker were handed out during a routine back-to-school training that shook Jeffco Public Schools teacher Cassie Lopez.

The City’s Infrastructure Backlog Has Climbed to $1.86B

The city of San Diego will face at least $1.86 billion in various infrastructure needs over the next five years with no concrete plan to pay for them, city projections show.

Oil and gas funds new STEM centers in OKC schools

The people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas continue to invest in the state’s future by funding nearly half of the 33 new Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation STEM Centers in Oklahoma City elementary schools.

The Sunderland Foundation Invests In K-State Libraries’ Innovation Lab

The Sunderland Foundation, Leawood, has invested $2.5 million in the new innovation lab included in Kansas State University’s first-floor renovation of Hale Library.

2 pedestrians injured in bus crash on Las Vegas Strip

Two pedestrians were injured, one critically, when they were hit by a bus on the Las Vegas Strip early Tuesday.

President Trump Shifts Away from Background Check Push

President Trump appears to be shifting away from the background check push

Pompeo says North Korea talks have not resumed as quickly as hoped: CBS

The United States had not gotten back to the negotiation table with North Korea as quickly as it had hoped, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a interview with CBS on Tuesday, but added that Washington knew there would be ‘bumps on the road’ in talks.

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