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Ballroom dance nonprofit fills prescription for movement

After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease three years ago, Stacy Collins discovered a program that has helped to alleviate some symptoms of the movement disorder one graceful step at a time. Collins is enjoying the therapeutic benefits of ballroom dancing through the nonprofit RX Ballroom Dance, which tailors the rhythmic movements to help preserve and…
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USC, Chapman University, Pomona College, Santa Monica College warned of need to protect Jewish students

By STEVEN HERBERT | City News Service USC pledged Tuesday to share “everything we have done to create a welcoming and non-discriminatory campus environment for all members of our community,” in a university statement responding to a letter from the Department of Education. USC, Pomona College, Santa Monica College and Chapman University were among 60…
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China’s shipbuilding dominance poses economic and national security risks for the US, a report says

By DIDI TANG, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — In only two decades, China has grown to be the dominant player in shipbuilding, claiming more than half of the world’s commercial shipbuilding market, while the U.S. share has fallen to just 0.1%, posing serious economic and national security challenges for the U.S. and its allies, according…
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Trump overstepped his constitutional authority in freezing Congress’ funding for USAID, judge says

By ELLEN KNICKMEYER WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump overstepped his constitutional authority in freezing almost all spending on U.S. humanitarian and development work abroad, a federal judge ruled, saying the administration could no longer simply sit on the tens of billions of dollars that Congress has appropriated for foreign aid. But Judge Amir H.…
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Light rain falls in Southern California as first of 2 storms arrives

Light rain began falling in parts of Southern California early Tuesday as the first of two storms made its way into the region. “Rain intensities are light, but enough to cause sudden slowdowns on the roads,” NWS Los Angeles said of Tuesday morning’s light rain. “Please allow extra time and patience for this morning’s commute.”…
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Best weed eater

WHAT IS THE BEST WEED EATER? A well-manicured lawn catches the eye. Crisply cut grass without weeds encroaching on surrounding bushes and sidewalks gives every home curb appeal. Weed eaters make trimming weeds and landscaping easy and efficient. With many styles to choose from, there is a weed eater for every homeowner and yard. For…
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Tariffs are too costly for the U.S. economy, workers and consumers

President Donald Trump’s most recent claim that imposing tariffs will bring manufacturing back or support American jobs is without merit. It’s not only false, it’s deceitful. It may sound good, but it won’t deliver on the promise long-term. For now, President Trump has suspended the 25% tariff on goods from our top trade partners —…
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Trump’s pick to head NIH did not follow the COVID herd

WASHINGTON — When Stanford epidemiologist Jay Bhattacharya challenged COVID lockdown orthodoxy in 2020, critics glued posters of his face across the campus — which he saw as an incitement to violence — and colleagues tried to marginalize him for spreading misinformation. It didn’t matter that he was right. But it matters now. President Donald Trump…
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Trump says he’s going to buy a Tesla as more Americans say they won’t

After one of the worst single day sell-offs in Tesla’s history, President Donald Trump threw his support behind his advisor, billionaire Elon Musk, vowing to buy one of his cars on Tuesday. Tesla has been pummeled this year under competition from rival electric vehicles, particularly out of China, as well as his close association with…
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Former Rep. Katie Porter announces bid for California governor

After months of openly considering a run, former Rep. Katie Porter announced Tuesday that she is running for California governor to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom. Porter, a Democrat who represented Orange County in Congress for three terms, launched her campaign in a video posted to social media, casting herself as a fighter who will stand…
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