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Fire crews from the Stanislaus National Forest’s Mi-Wok and Summit ranger districts planned to take advantage of favorable conditions for prescribed fire operations by intentionally burning in the Cedar Ridge

A bill that would establish an Office of Gun Violence Prevention passed the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee on a party-line vote Tuesday. HB 144 seeks to establish the Office of Gun Violence Prevention through the New Mexico Department of Health which would collect data related to gun violence in New Mexico. The committee

University of Florida scientists published a new study in which they show how they used artificial intelligence to confirm that an app can identify poison ivy.

Journalist Anabel Hernández cited an investigation by the DEA and the U.S. Attorneys Office for the Southern District of New York

DEN estimates the new Viva Aerobus service will generate over $36 million per year in annual economic impact to Colorado’s economy.

A federal court has once again granted a temporary injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City, as activists and supporters of the practice lock horns in court. Bullfighting had only just returned …

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A federal court granted a temporary injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City on Wednesday, as activists and supporters of the practice once again locked horns in court. Bullfighting had only just returned Sunday to the capital's Plaza Mexico, which held the city's first legal bullfight in almost two years.

A federal court has once again granted a temporary injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City, as activists and supporters of the practice lock horns in court.

A federal court has once again granted a temporary injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City, as activists and supporters of the practice lock horns in court.