Trump Calls Off Trip To South America To Focus On Syria
President Trump is no longer heading to the Summit of the Americas and instead will be staying in the U.S. to focus on Syria following the suspected chemical attack in Douma.
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President Trump is no longer heading to the Summit of the Americas and instead will be staying in the U.S. to focus on Syria following the suspected chemical attack in Douma.
Sen. Lindsey Graham grilled Mark Zuckerberg about a lack of competition and asked him if his company is a monopoly.
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The cause of the water main break was not immediately known. The repairs could take days to complete.
The homeless man tried to climb the high walls that surround the mansion.
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Musk said he plans to test the high-speed pod to see if it can reach half the speed of sound, or about 400 miles per hour, and then brake in three-quarters of a mile.
The City of Orange and Newport Beach's city councils will both discuss joining a lawsuit against SB 54, which protects undocumented immigrants from arrest and deportation, when they meet Tuesday night.
The city is coating streets with CoolSeal to reflect solar rays off asphalt and combat a phenomenon known as "urban heat island effect."
The Stewart family of Malibu was on vacation in Cancun when mother Maggie, who was six months pregnant but had been cleared by her doctor to travel, had to have an emergency C-section to save her life and her baby.
The festival will livestream at least 78 artists for free, including headliners Beyonce and The Weeknd.
The driver evidently lost control of the small green 4-door sedan and took out a light pole, which then fell into the restaurant.
The preliminary magnitude-3.0 earthquake struck near Fontana just before 6:30 a.m.
The officers, who were alert and talking immediately after the crash, were taken to a hospital. Officials did not say how the officers were injured.
Workers' previous salaries can't be used to justify unequal pay for women and men doing the same job, the appellate court ruled.
