A federal judge ruled Trump-appointed prosecutor Bill Essayli is unlawfully serving as Los Angeles’s top U.S. attorney and disqualified him from two cases, but paused the disqualification while the Justice Department seeks a stay

Bill Essayli Photo credit: REUTERS/Daniel Cole A federal judge has ruled that Bill Essayli has been serving unlawfully as Los Angeles’ top federal prosecutor. The ruling represents a legal setback for the Justice Department’s effort to preserve Essayli’s authority, but it does not immediately remove Essayli from his position. Senior U.S. District Judge J. Michael…

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Princess Diana’s secret love story: She wanted to marry a heart surgeon she trusted most, saying, ‘Everybody sells me out. He is the one person who will never sell me out’ | World News

Princess Diana reportedly wanted to marry Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan, with whom she had a relationship lasting nearly two years before her death in August 1997. Their romance remained largely private, away from the intense media attention surrounding the Princess of Wales. Diana believed Khan was different from the people who had disappointed her,…

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Trump says he will ban the term ‘artificial intelligence’, wants it called ‘super intelligence’

US President Donald Trump said the technology should be referred to as “super intelligence”. US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration would ban the term “artificial intelligence” in official documents, calling it inaccurate. He said the technology should instead be called “super intelligence”.In a post on Truth Social, Trump questioned why The Wall…

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US charges 48 non-citizens over election-related crimes in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada; two Indians among those accused of illegal voting and false citizenship claims

US Justice Department announces charges against 48 non-citizens in election-related cases across five states. (Photo: Office of Public Affairs) The US Department of Justice has announced charges against 48 non-US citizens in connection with alleged election-related offences across several states, including Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada. The cases involve allegations of illegal voting…

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A California restaurant raised a record $75,000 for children battling cancer by selling more than 60,000 cookies; the money will revamp a programme supporting young patients | World News

A California restaurant has raised a record-breaking $75,000 for children battling cancer by selling more than 60,000 cookies during a month-long fundraising campaign. Corky’s Kitchen & Bakery collected the money through its annual Cookies for Cancer initiative, which supports patients receiving care at Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital in California. The restaurant raised nearly $25,000…

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