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The archbishop of Washington, D.C., on Wednesday removed a longtime archdiocesan exorcist, saying his recent comments about UFOs being demons “gravely undermine” church teachings. Monsignor Stephen Rossetti is a priest and psychologist who has held prominent positions in the Archdiocese of Washington for decades. 

In the race to replace Nancy Pelosi’s Senate seat, three major Democrats ran but Scott Wiener and Connie Chan advanced. The November election will decide not just a representative, but the future direction of San Francisco’s leadership. 

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A police detective allegedly pulled and pointed a gun at a coworker. The conflict started over microwaved fish causing a smell. He was arrested and charged with a felony and fired from the department. The incident highlights how a small workplace dispute turned into a serious criminal case.

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California found that dangerous drivers were not being properly punished or removed from the road. Lawmakers introduced a package of bills to fix those system failures. The proposals focus on Tougher DUI penalties, Closing loopholes and Better tracking and enforcement. About half of those bills are now advancing, meaning changes could soon become law. 

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The U.S. doesn’t just have an inflation problem—it has an affordability problem. Prices rose quickly, but wages haven’t fully caught up. Housing, child care, and essentials are the biggest drivers. Even with a “strong economy,” many people feel financially stuck. Callers check in with their experiences. 

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department issued an advisory – eight days before the first World Cup match. The warning to fans is to not to “let scammers steal World Cup experience.

Tara Copp and Salvador Rizzo reported for The Washington Post on Tuesday that Elias Irizarry was hired to work in the Defense Department’s Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict and internal alarms are going off, according to four people familiar with the situation. 

Apple is expected to unveil a new iPhone feature designed to make splitting restaurant bills easier. The feature, part of the upcoming iOS 27 update, will allow users to take a photo of a receipt, assign items to different people and automatically calculate how much each person owes. 

Police are investigating but say there’s no immediate danger to the public. The most likely explanation is people searching for valuables underground. Still, authorities warn it’s illegal and extremely risky behavior. 

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Fresno County clerk and registrar of voter James Kus joined Philip Teresi with the latest details from Tuesday’s election. Kus breaks down the process, voter turnout and what factors determine the final outcome.   

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Scott Pelley was fired after a heated confrontation with new CBS leadership. He strongly criticized what he sees as a negative shift in “60 Minutes” coverage. The incident highlights major internal changes—and tensions—inside CBS News. 

George Santos is under scrutiny for betting against his own attendance at an event he publicly said he’d attend. The platform flagged it and reported it to federal authorities. Investigators are looking at whether it qualifies as insider trading or market manipulation. No final outcome yet—the investigation is ongoing. 

A major excavation under Notre Dame is uncovering nearly 2,000 years of Paris history. Some of the findings include Roman coins, medieval pottery, and preserved everyday objects. The project was triggered by post-fire redevelopment. It’s considered a once-in-a-generation archaeological opportunity. 

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A Newport Beach CEO, Jamshid Ghomi, is accused of illegally exporting U.S. tech to Iran. The tech allegedly supported military and nuclear-related operations. He now faces serious federal charges under U.S. sanctions law. 

A missing Los Alamos lab worker, Melissa Casias, was found dead nearly a year after disappearing. Her remains were heavily decomposed and reportedly showed a gunshot wound. A handgun was found nearby, but the cause of death is still unknown. The case is drawing attention because it’s part of a broader pattern of mysterious deaths/disappearances involving U.S. research personnel. 

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A federal judge is reviewing challenges to a Trump executive order that would create a national/federal voter list and place new limits on mail-in voting. Opponents say it’s unconstitutional and could suppress voting. 

A leaked police bulletin shows Philly-area law enforcement monitoring anti‑AI sentiment online. This includes memes and joking posts about AI/data centers. Officials say it’s about preventing possible threats—but: They admit there’s no concrete evidence of planned attacks. The situation is sparking debate over surveillance vs. free speech. 

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Police and the FBI responded to a serious incident in downtown Bakersfield involving a bomb threat and hostages. Law enforcement (including the FBI) responded. The situation ended when the suspect was killed by FBI agents. All hostages were rescued safely. 

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a war powers resolution aimed at forcing President Donald Trump to end U.S. military involvement in the Iran conflict. It shows growing bipartisan concern about the conflict, but it’s unlikely to stop the war on its own without further action. 

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