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Cardinals Face Custody Battle With St. Louis Rescue Group Over ‘Rally Cat'
A custody battle is brewing in St. Louis over the now-famous cat that darted across the field during a Cardinals game against Kansas City. The feral feline who interrupted the Aug. 9 game while the bases were loaded, won the hearts of Cardinal fans when catcher Yadier Molina hit a home run on the next pitch after the delay, helping...
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You're Kitten Me? Cat's Shocking Reaction to Pregnancy Goes Viral
A cat’s hilarious reaction to news that she’s expecting kittens has gone viral. Ulla, a 1-year-old tabby, was turned in to a shelter in Greenland after she was found on the street. Shelter board member Tone Frank told “Today” that after a few weeks the staff noticed Ulla was getting a “little chubby,” so they took her to the vet...
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Party Like a Spy: Spookstock Is Intel World's Hush-Hush Bash
Sometime earlier this year, one of the most elite social events in Washington took place, but without any fanfare or news coverage.
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Member of President Obama's Cabinet Joins Sempra Board
A former member of President Barack Obama’s cabinet has been appointed to Sempra Energy’s board of directors.
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Superintendent's Use of East County District Funds Questioned in Lawsuit
A trustee for the Cajon Valley Unified School District claims the district’s superintendent and other board members retaliated against her for voicing concerns about frequent travel and alleged misspending of district funds. Board member Jilane Barto’s claims are detailed in a federal lawsuit filed against Cajon Valley Unified superintendent David Miyashiro and four school board members: James Miller, Jo Alegria,...
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Union President Steps Down as General Motors Sues Fiat Chrysler Over Alleged Bribery
United Auto Workers President Gary Jones abruptly resigned Wednesday, capping a tumultuous day that saw union leaders move to oust him, and General Motors accusing rival Fiat Chrysler in a lawsuit of bribing union officials to get more favorable contract terms from the UAW. Jones has notified the union that he would retire, his attorney, Bruce Maffeo of New York,...
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere to Step Down Next Year, Mike Sievert Named Replacement
T-Mobile says Mike Sievert will become CEO in May, following the end of John Legere’s contract. The company said Monday that the move is part of its succession plan.
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Illinois Marijuana Law Aims to Undo Harm of War on the Drug
When lawmakers crafted the law legalizing marijuana in Illinois, they tried to make sure it would right what many see as past wrongs linked to the drug.
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Key Takeaways From Ambassador William Taylor's Explosive Testimony on Ukraine and Trump
Maybe it was a quid pro quo after all. A top U.S. diplomat told House impeachment investigators on Tuesday that President Donald Trump was withholding military aid to Ukraine unless the country’s president went public with a promise to investigate Democrats. William Taylor’s 15-page opening statement — delivered as part of a closed-door deposition — is now central to the...
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U.S. Diplomat Tells Congress: ‘I Became Increasingly Concerned'
William Taylor, a top diplomat to Ukraine, testified to Congress on Tuesday that President Donald Trump withheld security aid in exchange for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s investigation into the Biden family.
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Parents Lose Fight for New School Near New Carmel Valley Community
Homeowners in a new development in San Diego’s North County feel cheated after being promised a school that now seems like it will never come to fruition.
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Hunter Biden to Step Down From Chinese Board
Facing intense scrutiny from President Donald Trump and his Republican allies, Hunter Biden said Sunday he will step down from the board of directors of a Chinese-backed private equity firm at the end of the month as part of a pledge not to work on behalf of any foreign-owned companies should his father win the presidency. Biden, the 49-year-old son...
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Parents in Pacific Highlands Ranch Lose Fight for New School
Board officials acknowledged that homeowners may have been led on by developers promising a second school
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The Story Behind Biden's Son, Ukraine and Trump's Claims
In 2014, then-Vice President Joe Biden was at the forefront of American diplomatic efforts to support Ukraine’s fragile democratic government as it sought to fend off Russian aggression and root out corruption. So it raised eyebrows when Biden’s son Hunter was hired by a Ukrainian gas company. The Obama White House said at the time that there was no conflict...
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Settlement Reached in Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against San Diego School Board Member Kevin Beiser
A settlement has been reached in the civil case against San Diego Unified School District board member Kevin Beiser and the man accusing him of sexual misconduct.
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Settlement in School Board Member Accused of Sexual Misconduct
A settlement has been reached in the civil case against San Diego Unified School District board member Kevin Beiser and the man accusing him of sexual misconduct. NBC 7’s Gaby Rodriguez reports live.
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Firefighter Killed in Explosion That Leveled Maine Facility for People With Disabilities
A veteran firefighter is dead and seven other people injured, including his brother, after a powerful propane gas explosion Monday ripped through a facility that serves people with disabilities in Farmington, Maine. The building was reduced to rubble. The blast rocked the area and sent dust high into the sky, according to witnesses. Many of the other victims who were...
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Point Loma Planning Group Says No to Replacing Bike Track with Affordable Housing
Tempers flared Wednesday in Point Loma as neighbors lashed out over an affordable housing proposal that could wipe out the area’s remaining wetlands near Famosa and Nimitz boulevards.
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Hawaii or Spain? Telescope Experts Say It May Not Matter
When starlight from billions of years ago zips across the universe and finally comes into focus on Earth, astronomers want their telescopes to be in the best locations possible to see what’s out there. Despite years of legal battles and months of protests by Native Hawaiian opponents, the international coalition that wants to build the world’s largest telescope in Hawaii...
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Pets Old and Young Will Be Available at Saturday's Clear The Shelters Event
Hundreds of animals — dogs, cats, bunnies, pigeons, guinea pigs and more — will be available this Saturday at NBC 7 and Telemundo 20’s annual Clear The Shelters event.