University of California leaders said Wednesday they are removing a one-year-old practice, requiring teacher job seekers to submit “diversity statements” in a move by the Trump administration threatening to revoke federal funding from schools and universities to revoke federal funding for programs to maintain diversity, equity and inclusion. As part of a job application or…
Follow the latest news about the Trump administration. Since taking office, President Trump and his advisers have explained the president's positive economic approach to tariffs with a series of contradictory ideas. Other countries are “depriving” the United States and need to stop. The United States is in a drug war with Canada, Mexico and China….
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According to media reports, an Orange County couple came to the United States without authorization about 35 years ago to raise three daughters and now have a new grandson deported to Colombia earlier this week. Nelson Gonzalez, 59, and his wife, Gladys Gonzalez, 55, initially entered the state near San Ysidro, before eventually settling in…
Santa Ana police arrested a 48-year-old woman who believed she stabbed her pubertal son in a local motel Wednesday morning. The mother was detained in La Quinta Inn shortly after calling the police at 9:25 a.m. to report that she killed her son. The unreleased woman was initially detained in a corridor outside the room…
Today, the world's worst humanitarian crisis may be the network of famine, civil war, mass rape and other atrocities in Sudan, a nightmare officially described by the United States as a genocide. Thousands of people have been killed, 11 million Sudanese have been displaced, and the deadliest famine in decades may be ongoing, UNICEF warns…
The Trump administration's showdown against federal judges on deportation flights continues. Judge James Boasberg has ordered the Justice Department to share information about 261 people flying to the El Salvador prison. The government said it did not violate the order to stop flights, and that the people on it were part of Latin American gangs…
In Alzheimer's disease research, we may be on the cliff of a critical moment. In clinical trial data released this week, scientists have presented early evidence that symptoms of people who may delay genetic fate at a young age. Researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine led the study, which aims to test…
The Fed kept interest rates stable at its monetary policy meeting this week – despite inflation, increased unemployment and slowing economic growth could force central banks to lower interest rates in late spring or early summer. The key question for investors is how the Trump administration's economic tightening measures and tariffs will affect the Fed's…