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Lost in Translation

Nearly 17,000 Afghan interpreters who risked their lives working for the US military are trying to leave the war-torn country ahead of President Biden’s September 11th deadline to withdraw remaining US forces from Afghanistan, but some may get left behind.

San Diego County implements free legal defense program for illegal immigrants facing deportation

San Diego’s board of supervisors approved a plan Tuesday to provide cost-free attorneys to illegal immigrants facing deportation – even as state and federal officials are scaling down COVID-19 testing on migrants.
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Missing California mom: Family’s dog gets into cactus during search, but Chula Vista community pitches in

Richard and Maricris Drouiallet, brother-in-law and sister of missing California woman Maya Millete, set out on a search Monday morning in southern California when the family's 3-year-old German Shepherd, Scrappy, got into a cactus.

South Carolina to bring back firing squads for executions

South Carolina is poised to bring back firing squads to its list of execution methods amid a shortage of drugs to carry out lethal injections in an effort to resume capital punishment after a decade.
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Jimmy Hoffa buried at Georgia golf course once popular with Mafia bosses, defense lawyer claims

Former criminal defense lawyer Reginald Haupt, Jr. said the FBI has looked into claims that Jimmy Hoffa is buried under a hole at an exclusive golf course

California woman charged for allegedly starting 2018 Delta Fire

A woman has been arrested for allegedly starting the 2018 Delta Fire, which burned more than 63,000 acres and destroyed 42 structures, according to reports.
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Two American students sentenced to life in Italian prison after stabbing police officer 11 times

Two California men were sentenced to life in an Italian prison Wednesday night for the killing of a police officer following a botch drug deal while vacationing in Rome.

The Asian American Foundation launches with $125M commitment to benefit AAPI communities

The launch of The Asian American Foundation has drawn bigtime support from high profile groups and individuals alike as the philanthropy commits a record $125 million to efforts benefitting the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
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3-month-old baby died from one gunshot wound following police shootout with father: report

A 3-month old died from one gunshot wound in the early hours of Tuesday morning after his father got in a shootout with the baby's father, but it is unclear if the fatal shot came from close range or long range, Harrison County Coroner ...

Atlanta police struggle to fill open positions amid violent crime spike

The Atlanta Police Department is struggling to fill vacancies in its ranks as crime rates continue to soar, according to a newly released report.
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