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Federal judge says immigration officers in Colorado can only arrest those at risk of fleeing

By COLLEEN SLEVIN DENVER (AP) — A federal judge ruled Tuesday that immigration officers in Colorado can only arrest people without a warrant if they think those people are likely to flee. Related Articles Lawsuit challenges arrests of people showing up to ICE check-ins in San Diego FACT FOCUS: Trump gets it wrong claiming no murders in DC for the last six months Judge gives Justice Department a day to detail Ghislaine Maxwell trial materials to be released Health care plan circulated by the...

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Thousands of arrests by Trump’s crime-fighting task force in Memphis strain crowded jail and courts

By ADRIAN SAINZ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A task force ordered by President Donald Trump to combat crime in Memphis, Tennessee, has made thousands of arrests, compounding strains on the busy local court system and an already overcrowded jail in ways that concerned officials say will last months or even years as cases play out. Related Articles Trump administration plans to review refugees admitted under Biden, memo obtained by The AP says New survey finds rising pessimism among U.S. Hispanics Drugs sneaked into Ohio prison...

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Trump administration plans to review refugees admitted under Biden, memo obtained by The AP says

By REBECCA SANTANA and ELLIOT SPAGAT WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration plans a review of all refugees admitted to the U.S. during the Biden administration, according to a memo obtained Monday by The Associated Press, in the latest blow against a program that has for decades welcomed people fleeing war and persecution into the country. Related Articles Thousands of arrests by Trump’s crime-fighting task force in Memphis strain crowded jail and courts New survey finds rising pessimism among U.S. Hispanics Drugs...

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Venice’s newest marvel is a wild, acrobatic dolphin. His refusal to leave puts him in danger

By COLLEEN BARRY MILAN (AP) — Venice has been charmed by a recent visitor: An acrobatic, wild dolphin. The feeling appears to be mutual — he so far refuses to leave — but proximity to humans has put him in danger. Related Articles Appeals court pauses California law requiring companies to report climate-related financial risk Final resting place set for the historic SS United States to become an artificial reef off Florida Artificial intelligence sparks debate at COP30 climate talks in Brazil ...

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Trump administration sues California over law banning masked federal agents

By JAIMIE DING LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Trump administration filed a lawsuit Monday over California’s new laws banning federal agents from wearing masks and requiring them to have identification while conducting operations in the state. Related Articles Trump leaves military action against Venezuela on the table but floats possible talks EPA moves to limit scope of clean water law to reduce amount of wetlands it covers Homeland Security agents make arrest dozens in North Carolina’s largest city. Here’s what to...

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Cash App’s Moneybot might know your spending habits better than you do

By KEN SWEET NEW YORK (AP) — Imagine if your bank could move money for you with only the slightest of digital nods for your approval. Or that could tell you that you’re overspending but more importantly know how to address that overspending and put you on better financial footing. Related Articles Homebuilders bet on 1% mortgage rates to wake up US buyers Google accused in suit of using Gemini AI tool to snoop on users IRS boosts contribution limits for 401(k) retirement plan savers Doritos and...

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Zanzibar’s ‘solar mamas’ are trained as technicians to help light up communities

By JACK DENTON ZANZIBAR, Tanzania (AP) — When darkness came, so did the smoke. Related Articles Small alligator rescued in Boston after slithering into the city’s heart on social media ‘Street is lake, urgent!’ Herald mapping reveals flooding blind spots Diverse and resilient energy production is needed to meet future demand, global report says Climate change is in the news during COP30. We’ve got tips to tackle your climate anxiety Dolphins face Alzheimer’s-like...

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Tribes that restored buffalo are killing some to feed people because of the shutdown

By MATTHEW BROWN and GRAHAM LEE BREWER of The Associated Press and AMELIA SCHAFER of ICT WOLF POINT, Mont. (AP) — On the open plains of the Fort Peck Reservation, Robert Magnan leaned out the window of his truck, set a rifle against the door frame and then “pop!” — a bison tumbled dead in its tracks. Magnan and a co-worker shot two more bison, also known as buffalo, and quickly field dressed the animals before carting them off for processing into ground beef and cuts of meat for distribution to members of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes in northern Montana. Buffalo graze at the...

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The timeline for SNAP benefits remains uncertain, even after Congress agrees to end the shutdown

By GEOFF MULVIHILL, Associated Press Congress has taken a major step toward reopening the government, but there’s still uncertainty about when one of the most far-reaching impacts of the closure will be resolved and all 42 million Americans who receive SNAP food aid will have access to their full November benefits. The House on Wednesday adopted a plan to reopen and sent it to President Donald Trump to sign. One provision calls for restarting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but even that doesn’t resolve when the benefits will be loaded onto the debit cards beneficiaries use...

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A happy circumstance: Bob Ross paintings sell for more than $600K to help public TV stations

By ANDREW DALTON, Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three paintings from famously chill public television legend Bob Ross sold Tuesday for more than $600,000 at auction. The paintings were the first of 30 Ross works being sold to benefit public TV stations hurt by cuts in federal funding. At the live auction at Bonhams in Los Angeles, a serene, snow vista called “Winter’s Peace” that Ross painted entirely during a 1993 episode of “The Joy of Painting” went for $318,000 to a bidder on the phone. “For a good cause — and you get the painting,” auctioneer Aaron Bastian said during the...

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