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Schumer Interrupts Crypto Debate to Announce Sen. Padilla Was Roughed Up by Federal Thugs in California

Sen. Alex Padilla, the Democratic senator from California, was forcibly removed from a press conference held by the Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, on Thursday that was focused on ICE’s campaign of terror against the people of Los Angeles. Padilla was thrown to the ground and handcuffed. And it put a real damper on […]

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Anti-ICE Cybertruck Makes Wild Appearance at L.A. Protests

All eyes are on Los Angeles this week, as activists start a fourth day of protests against ICE and President Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions of people. The protests have brought together a broad coalition of working class folks, but there’s one type of person who showed up to the protests on Sunday and […]

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Trump’s DOT Threatens to Pull Funding for California’s High-Speed Rail

California’s long-promised high-speed train project, first approved in 2008, has hit lots of roadblocks in its development process, and now it may be looking at the end of the road. The Trump administration’s Department of Transportation released a report this week that does not paint a pretty picture of the project, and DOT head Sean […]

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California’s Sea Level Projections May Be Way Off—Thanks to Sinking Land

Rising and sinking land across the state of California could affect sea levels in the state in the coming decades, according to an analysis by researchers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The researchers studied satellite radar data to capture the vertical movement of land across more than one thousand miles (1,610 kilometers) of California coast. […]

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Heavy Rains Could Trigger Mudslides in Fire-Ravaged Southern California

Heavy rains are expected to hit southern California this week, which carry the risk of mudslides to an area recently scarred by intense and widespread fires. Wildfires in California are a regular phenomenon, but last month’s fires in the Los Angeles area were a rare breed. The blazes grew rapidly, fueled by gusty Santa Ana winds […]

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Trump’s Executive Order Is Making It Harder to Hire Firefighters

Southern California just suffered one of the most destructive wildfires in its history—and it happened outside of what is typically considered wildfire season for the region. With the state staring down conditions that could heighten the risk of further flames, California could use all the help it could get. Unfortunately, it won’t be able to […]

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Video Game Exec Pleads Guilty to Crashing Drone Into Firefighting Plane During LA Wildfires

Peter T. Akemann, the co-founder of the Treyarch video game studio, has pleaded guilty to recklessly flying a drone during the California wildfire. According to his own admission, the video game exec launched a DJI drone during the fires last month and it crashed into a firefighting plane. He’ll pay $65,169 to repair the plane […]

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California’s AG Tells AI Companies Practically Everything They’re Doing Might Be Illegal

The legality of the AI industry’s business practices has long been a hanging question. As a “disruptive” new technology, artificial intelligence has caused a wealth of problems at the very same time that it has offered society new benefits. Notably, AI has been used to mislead consumers, to create new forms of disinformation and propaganda, […]

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