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Twelve Days Dark: Gary's Blackout Becomes a Fight Over Money, Race, and Trees; Waits for NIPSCO to Deliver

Twelve days after a derecho battered Gary, Indiana, thousands remain without power as a lawsuit, a gunfire scare, and a federal aid fight unfold.

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Bad Bunny's Homecoming Turns Into a Protest Rallying Point as His Tour Reaches Its Final Night

Bad Bunny's tour-closing Hiram Bithorn shows opened with an emotional speech on Puerto Rico's water crisis — and a protest call for the finale night.

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Presidential Adviser Cerimedo Jailed as Nadia Beller Shooting Case Turns Political

Nadia Beller survived a Bolivia shooting and accused adviser Fernando Cerimedo of ordering it — then made far bigger claims about who runs the country.

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Two Texas Republicans Wade Into the Sophie Cunningham Fight — and the WNBA Commissioner Finally Responds

Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott weigh in on the Sophie Cunningham fight as WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert pushes back at critics of the league.

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Supreme Court to Decide How Long ICE Can Hold Green Card Holders Without a Hearing

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Oct. 13 on whether ICE can detain green card holders indefinitely without a bond hearing.

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Appeals Court Keeps ICE Out of Churches: No Warrant, No Entry — For Now

A unanimous Fourth Circuit panel upheld limits on warrantless ICE arrests at eight churches, a Sikh temple, and Quaker meetinghouses, citing religious freedom law.

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A Honduran Man Was Deported By Mistake. A Judge Brought Him Back to the U.S. — But He Landed Straight in Jail

Jose Martinez-Andino was wrongly deported to Honduras despite legal status. A judge ordered him home — but he landed straight in CBP custody.

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Judge to Trump's Visa Freeze: 'Not Your Call to Make' — 75 Countries Just Got Their Shot Back

A Manhattan judge struck down Trump's 75-country immigrant visa freeze, ruling it violated federal law barring nationality-based visa discrimination.

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Inside the AI, Crypto and Betting Cash Industries Bankrolling the 2026 Midterms — and Texas Is Ground Zero

Crypto, AI and betting money have already topped the 2024 cycle's full total — with the fiercest spending fights unfolding in South Texas.

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Olivia Dean's Decade-Long Slow Burn Just Became Pop's 2026 Biggest Story

Olivia Dean's 2026: a Grammy win, UK chart history, a Ticketmaster showdown and four sold-out MSG nights — how it all came together this year.

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Trump's Ballroom Construction Resumes as SCOTUS Pauses Injunction, But Leaves the Bigger Fight Unresolved

The Supreme Court paused a lower-court order blocking Trump's ballroom project, but the fight over funding and authority is far from settled.

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TikTok's $400 Million Privacy Settlement with DOJ: What Actually Changes for Parents

TikTok will pay $400M in a child-privacy case, but parents get no payout. Here's what changed, what's still pending, and what to check today.

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California's Economy Runs on Latino Labor. Its Paychecks Still Don't Reflect That

UCLA's LPPI finds Latinos are 39% of California's workforce but earn the least of any group, with Los Angeles County hit hardest on pay and housing.

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Uruguay Hosts the Americas' Left as the Panamerican Congress Enters Its Third Year

Progressive lawmakers from 15+ nations meet in Montevideo for the third Panamerican Congress, as US-Latin America tensions escalate.

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A Miami Court Orders Maduro's Inner Circle to Pay $314 Million

A Miami judge ordered Maduro and Alex Saab to pay $314M to three Americans tortured in Venezuela — but collecting may be another fight entirely.

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Haiti's First Election in a Decade Slides to December — Just as Its Diaspora Loses Legal Ground in the U.S.

Haiti's first election in a decade shifts to December as its U.S. diaspora loses TPS status — and remote voting remains unbuilt

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Cilia Flores: What the Betting Markets Really Say About Her Chances of Walking Free This Year

Betting markets give Maduro's wife a leading, but far from certain, shot at release by year's end. The legal calendar tells a more cautious story.

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Michoacán: Nine Suspected CJNG Operatives Fall, But the Cell's Boss Is Still Missing

Nine detained in Michoacán over CJNG ties; alleged boss "Tío Lako" remains at large despite blockades and burning vehicles.

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AI Fake-Attorney Scam Costs Legal Immigrant $5,000 with Promises of 'U.S. Citizenship Without an Exam'

A Miami immigration attorney says he has had roughly 8,000 fake-profile videos removed since noticing the scheme last fall and believes people around the country have been targeted

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Trump Administration Moves to Rescind 25-Year-Old Ban on Building Roads Across 45 Million Acres of National Forest

USDA's Aug. 18 proposal would rescind the Roadless Rule on up to 45M acres of forest, including part of New Mexico's Gila. Comments close Sept. 21.

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How Stronger Injury Claims Are Built After Serious Accidents

Attorneys at firms like Van Sant Law can help you preserve evidence, organize your medical records, and build a clear connection between the at-fault party's conduct and your injuries.

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Sheinbaum Calls for Investigations Into 17 Mexican Migrant Deaths: 'There Are Simply Too Many Cases'

Mexico has filed 20 complaints with U.S. authorities but has received substantive information in only a fraction of them, according to the country's Foreign Affairs Undersecretary

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First 20 U.S. Deportees Arrive in Liberia Under Third-Country Deal Expected to Include Venezuelans and Cubans

Liberia agreed this week to accept up to 1,200 people over the next 12 months, making the arrangement one of the Trump administration's largest third-country deportation deals

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Peru Becomes the Third South American Country Hit by Major Quake in Two Months — No Deaths Reported

A 6.7 quake hit Peru's Andes Aug. 20, its mildest damage yet next to Colombia's 319 dead and Venezuela's 6,438. Depth explains the gap, seismologists say.

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Fever and a Bad Case of the Flu Keep Claudia Sheinbaum From Her Morning Press Conference

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum missed her daily press conference due to illness. She said her condition was not serious and expected to resume work the following day.

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