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Alaska Air Group lays off 200 people amid high jet fuel prices
Alaska Air Group is cutting 200 back-office jobs as the airline faces a projected $700 million annual loss driven by rising fuel costs and complex geopolitical pressures.
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6mAn ICE officer is charged with assault for striking a man with a car in Houston
An ICE officer faces aggravated assault charges after surveillance and body camera footage allegedly contradict claims that he accidentally struck a fleeing construction worker in Houston.
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6mAppeals court rejects Justice Department request for California to set aside disputed ballots
A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to force California to set aside disputed ballots, citing the impossibility of segregating them without disenfranchising eligible voters.
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Oklahoma on Election Day
Discover key details about Oklahoma's upcoming election, including polling times, ballot content, historical voting data, and the procedures for vote counting and potential recounts.
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8mAmerica's truckers are on the brink, with 221 bankruptcies this year
Small U.S. trucking companies are facing a wave of bankruptcies driven by soaring fuel costs, high interest rates, and crushing debt burdens as the industry contracts post-pandemic.
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4mAP Decision Notes: What to expect in South Carolina on Election Day
Discover essential details about South Carolina's upcoming election, including polling times, ballot information, vote counting procedures, and how the Associated Press monitors and declares race winners.