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California to sue Trump administration over national emergency declaration

California to sue Trump administration over national emergency declaration

“Fortunately, Donald Trump is not the last word,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said. “The courts will be the last word.”

• Supreme Court agrees to decide by summer on Trump's new census question
• Column: Trump's national emergency declaration isn't an act of strength. It's a show of weakness

Trump dangles peace deal with North Korea, but experts fear he'll give up too much

Trump dangles peace deal with North Korea, but experts fear he'll give up too much

Trump: Where’s my Nobel Prize?

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Gunman kills 5 people and wounds 5 police officers in Chicago suburb

The gunman, identified as 45-year-old Gary Martin, was believed to be an employee at the manufacturing plant in Aurora, Ill., where the shooting took place.

More snow in California than Boston? ‘Bonkers’ winter continues with approaching storm

More snow in California than Boston? ‘Bonkers’ winter continues with approaching storm

• Parts of Southern California haven't seen this much rain in decades. And more is on the way

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Sen. Kamala Harris gets California Gov. Gavin Newsom's endorsement for president

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Gang member charged in triple slaying at Torrance bowling alley

Man said to be the son of two victims is arrested in triple-slaying in Newport Beach

LAPD officer is severely beaten on skid row and left in critical condition

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In the NBA, fake-meat diets are changing the game

In the NBA, fake-meat diets are changing the game

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Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid resolve their collusion cases against NFL

Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid resolve their collusion cases against NFL

How 'Furry Potato' went from 'auditing' the 1st Amendment on YouTube to getting shot outside a synagogue

How 'Furry Potato' went from 'auditing' the 1st Amendment on YouTube to getting shot outside a synagogue

Southwest Airlines declares a maintenance ‘emergency’ with more jets grounded

Southwest Airlines declares a maintenance ‘emergency’ with more jets grounded

Deploy an 'army of cats' to catch L.A. City Hall's rats? Not so fast

Deploy an 'army of cats' to catch L.A. City Hall's rats? Not so fast

Payless ShoeSource will close all of its remaining U.S. stores

Chicago police arrest two men in Jussie Smollett case and say attack was not a hoax

Chicago police arrest two men in Jussie Smollett case and say attack was not a hoax

‘Star Wars: Episode IX’ filming wraps with an emotional cast photo

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