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New Mexico authorities search Zorro Ranch formerly owned by Epstein

Authorities in New Mexico launched a search this week of a sprawling ranch formerly owned by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which has come under renewed interest after allegations surrounding the estate were included in files recently released by the US Justice Department.The New Mexico Department of Justice announced the Monday morning search of the property, known as Zorro Ranch, in a brief statement posted to its website. It is part of the criminal investigation announced by state authorities last month into allegations of illegal activity surrounding the ranch at the time Epstein,

Mother, daughter reject millions as data center land dispute continues

Michael Bloomberg, biggest donor of 2025, tops Philanthropy 50 list for third year in a row

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New BMX track is first of its kind in the world, city says

PORT ST. LUCIE, Florida (WPTV) -- We learning construction is coming along for this new BMX track in Port St. Lucie. It’ll be in the new Tradition Regional Park and the city said it'll be the first of its kind in the world.I spoke to neighbor Lance Sparks, who’s been using the hills on the construction site as a bike ride. Sparks said the new track, can give him a new option."I don't have to ride the dirt hills now,” said Sparks.I went out on the track with Scott Samples of Port St. Lucie to look at the progress. Construction began last fall and is expected to be

Ed Martin, outspoken Justice Department lawyer, is formally accused of ethical violations

Canadian police investigate reports of gunfire at US consulate in Toronto

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47 years of deep mistrust and misperception paved the way to war between Iran and the US − and complicate any negotiations

It has been said that trust is like glass: Once it is shattered, nothing will ever be the same. In the case of the enduring hostility between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States over the past 47 years, even this metaphor may be an understatement. The tone of the relationship is indicative of this fact. In 2020, Iran’s supreme leader denounced President Donald Trump as a “clown” who only pretends to support the Iranian people while ultimately plunging a “poisonous dagger” into their backs. And in a U.S. version of this hostility, Trump’s special envoy Steve Witko

US homes sales bounced back in February as homebuyers seized on easing mortgage rates

This Sunshine Week, Florida reflects an alarming national trend of blocking the public’s access to information

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Judge disqualifies trio of lawyers tapped to lead New Jersey's federal prosecutor's office

A judge on Monday disqualified three Justice Department officials from overseeing federal prosecutions in New Jersey, saying they were appointed as part of an illegal power grab by the Trump administration. The scathing, 130-page ruling is the latest development in a long-running fight between the judiciary and President Donald Trump over the process for selecting U.S. attorneys, who ordinarily must undergo Senate confirmation to stay in their positions. U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann ruled last year that Trump's first choice for U.S. attorney, his former perso

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FDA declines to endorse leucovorin for autism, walking back earlier statements suggesting benefit

The prescription drug leucovorin is getting a label update, but it’s not what that the US Food and Drug Administration suggested during a White House briefing in September, when officials touted the drug as a potential treatment for thousands of children with autism.On Tuesday, the FDA approved the high-dose B vitamin — a treatment long used to counteract the side effects of chemotherapy — for cerebral folate deficiency in the receptor 1 gene, a genetic condition that’s estimated to affect only about 1 in 1 million people. Fewer than 50 cases have ever been identified worldwide. FDA Co

Seventh US service member killed in Iran war brought home in dignified transfer

A 75-year-old faces execution this week for a 1991 murder. But he didn’t pull the trigger

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Justice Jackson says Supreme Court’s handling of emergency cases creates ‘warped’ process

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on Monday said the Supreme Court’s handling of emergency cases has created a “warped” process that effectively signaled the outcome of high-profile controversies prematurely, describing that as an “unfortunate” departure from how the justices handled short-fuse appeals just a few decades ago.“This uptick in the court’s willingness to get involved with cases on the emergency docket is a real unfortunate problem,” Jackson said in remarks at the federal courthouse in Washington, DC, during an event attended by lower court judges and lawyers. “I thi

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What to expect in Mississippi's state primaries

Mississippi voters will choose nominees for Congress in a state primary Tuesday. The state’s junior Republican U.S. senator and the entire U.S. House delegation are up for reelection, and all but one have drawn multiple challengers from one or both major political parties hoping to replace them. Republicans hold slim majorities on Capitol Hill, but control of either chamber in November likely won’t come down to Mississippi, where no federal office has changed party hands since 2010. At the top of the ballot, Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith faces a primary

‘A shell of our former self’: How Trump and Musk’s spending cuts are hampering US government readiness amid the Iran war

Two teen brothers in Texas mariachi band are released from ICE custody amid bipartisan criticism

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TSA wait times may not get better any time soon. Here’s what you should know if you’re flying

Travelers stuck in line for hours at airport security this week are the latest victims of a partial government shutdown that has dragged on for nearly a month.Funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed in mid-February amid a standoff between Republicans and Democrats over immigration reform. Now, Transporation Security Administration screeners are about to miss a paycheck just as the Spring Break travel season heats up.Here’s what’s going on and when the long lines might go away.These are the airports being hit the hardestWhile most of the more than 430 commercial airports in t

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More members of the Iranian women’s soccer team seek asylum as most of squad leaves Australia

Seven members of the Iranian women’s soccer team have remained in Australia, while the rest of the squad has now left the country for Iran, a source has told CNN Sports.Earlier on Tuesday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed that five players had been granted humanitarian visas, amid fears over their safety should they return to Iran.Now, a source close to the squad has told CNN Sports that another two members of the team – a player and a member of staff – have also sought asylum in Australia.Meanwhile, the rest of the team is now believed to have left the country, headi

The Latest: Hegseth vows most intense day yet of US strikes as Iran aims to fight on

What we know on the 11th day of the US and Israel’s war with Iran

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El Niño could be here soon, bringing wild weather and a hotter climate

There are increasing indications El Niño is likely to form and strengthen into potentially a significant event during the next several months, throwing weather patterns worldwide out of whack. El Niño could affect the Atlantic hurricane season (if the timing is right) and heat the planet even further, making another record warm year much more likely than it otherwise would be either this year or next.El Niño and La Niña are periodic climate cycles in the tropical Pacific Ocean that occur every few years and can have profound effects on global weather patterns. They can bring flooding to pa

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War in Iran has US gas prices spiking. Drilling for more oil here won’t fix things

The current war in the Middle East has sent the price of oil spiking — and with it, US gas prices.Crude prices leapt over $100 per barrel on Monday. In the US, the average gas price was $3.48, up 50 cents since the US entered war with Iran.The current energy crisis underscores an important fact: US gas prices are inseparable from the global oil market. And even though the US is the biggest exporter of oil globally, it can’t make up for the standstill of oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, plus Middle East oil stalwarts Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates starting to redu

Australia grants asylum to 5 members of the Iranian women's soccer team

Capturing Iran’s highly enriched uranium would require a large US ground force, sources say

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Australia grants asylum to 5 members of the Iranian women's soccer team

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'No room for diplomacy,' senior Iranian official tells CNN

In this exclusive interview in Tehran, Kamal Kharazi, Foreign Policy Advisor to the office of the Supreme Leader, tells CNN’s Fred Pleitgen Iran can continue with the war for a long time and he doesn’t see room for diplomacy anymore. CNN is operating in Iran with the permission of the Iranian government, as required under local regulations. CNN maintains full editorial control over what it reports. The Iranian government does not review, approve, or preview CNN’s reporting prior to publication or broadcast.

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