Oracle, Blue Owl project delay sends ripples through AI financing, sources say
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Angelina Jolie sells famous Cecil B. DeMille estate for nearly $25M
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Amon-Ra St. Brown says he was fined nearly $60,000 for four smoking-related celebrations
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BlackRock, IFM close in on $25 billion Stack data center deal, Bloomberg News reports
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Pete Crow-Armstrong joins 40-40 club when he swipes base for Cubs in 1st inning vs. Marlins
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US cybersecurity agency releases election infrastructure plan 40 days before midterms
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Cities often squabble over homelessness. A new law forces one community to try something different
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Florida authorities arrest NC State’s ex-head trainer accused of sex abuse of Wolfpack male athletes
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More than 160,000 pounds of meat bearing false USDA inspection labels recalled
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California Supreme Court orders Riverside County sheriff to return 650,000 seized ballots
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The California Supreme Court has unanimously ordered the Riverside County sheriff to immediately return more than 650,000 seized ballots to county election officials and halt an unauthorized investigation. Justices determined that law enforcement intervention in election materials without proper legal procedures threatens public trust and election integrity. The ruling stems from a special election dispute where authorities impounded ballots under investigative pretenses. State officials emphasized that unvetted police access to voted materials violates established statutory protections. Election administrators have resumed custody of the recovered materials to complete verification processes without further interference, while legal experts monitor the jurisdictional boundaries between law enforcement agencies and local election authorities across the state.
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