Judge blocks immigration court arrests
A federal district judge in San Jose has thrown out a Trump administration policy that permitted ICE agents to make mass arrests inside immigration courthouses nationwide.
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ABC News' Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy treatment
Reeve got married in January 2026 and received a cancer diagnosis just months later.
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Lindsay Clancy will be back in court amid efforts by her defense team to avert a second trial.
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Top AI leaders to meet with Trump at White House amid dire warnings about technology
The meeting comes as AI leaders are issuing dire warnings about the threat of AI and calling for steps to slow it down before it outsmarts humans.
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Iran's currency hits a new record low as war erodes the country's economic stability
Iran’s currency has fallen to a new record low, with traders exchanging more than 2.5 million rials to the U.S. dollar.
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Temps begin to rise Tuesday in Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Tuesday in the Bay Area brings plenty of sunshine with warming temperatures. Highs will land back into the 90s for some inland areas where they will remain through the rest of the week and into the upcoming weekend. Coastal and bayshore cities won't see qu...
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Family mourns San Jose mother killed while riding bicycle to work
Family and friends gathered to remember 31-year-old Jacinta Resendiz Reyes, a mother of two who was struck and killed while riding her bicycle in East San Jose. Her death marks San Jose's 37th traffic-related fatality of the year....
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Hurricane Polo to make landfall in Mexico
Wind whipped Mexico’s northern Pacific coast and water began to flood some streets Monday as Hurricane Polo bore down on Baja California Sur, threatening flash floods and mudslides. Meanwhile, Hurricane Nolo could still bring torrential rain to parts of Hawaii even as the storm e...
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DA defends decision not to prosecute alleged Cornell 'gang rape' case in 2024
“If what was said on social media about this case was true, those fraternity members would be in prison right now,” Van Houten told ABC News.