Immigrants seek shelter on beaches amid wildfires crisis
Immigrants fleeing wildfires flock to beaches and parks along Highway 1, A dozen families camp at Doran Regional Park and in a local church as smoke chokes air. Ginochio's Kitchen volunteers provide meals to hundreds while they caution newcomers about legal status and avoid triggering government fears. Many seek relatives across Northern California as air clears slowly.
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Saudi terrorist Dart sentenced to 13 years at Guantanamo
Ahmed al Dart, a 42 year old Saudi national and former al Qaida operative turned government witness, apologized to a war court jury before being sentenced to 13 years. The plea agreement tied to his 2014 terrorism convictions sets a likely 2027 release, with return to Saudi Arabia by February 2018 to complete detention. Dart expressed remorse and said time in custody helped him reject violence, while his attorney described him as a changed man prior to further testimony in related war crimes cases.
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Jurors Near Consensus in Chelsea Bombing Trial
Jurors in Ahmad Rahimi's Manhattan trial say they are near consensus after about two hours of deliberations. Defense claimed a second bomb on West 27th could have been activated but did not, while prosecutors urged a verdict. Rahimi, 29, is charged with planting two pressure cooker bombs in Manhattan on September 17.
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Trump Iran decision jars allies and fuels credibility concerns
Diplomatic voices say President Trump's move to decertify Iran's compliance undermines U S credibility abroad. Former officials warn hard-liners in Tehran could press for a broader nuclear push while allies question Washington's reliability. Critics say pulling out of multilateral accords risks unity and global leverage, with potential ripple effects including Russia expanding influence and renewed pressure on European partners.
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