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| President Trump on Wednesday announced he was revoking the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan, a prominent and frequent critic of the president, citing his "erratic conduct and behavior." Trump is weighing similar action against nine other critics, his spokeswoman said. |
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| The new PedEast pedestrian entrance will have 22 inspection lanes, but authorities expect initially to only keep ten of those lanes open. |
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| Extreme longevity in mothers linked with long, healthy lifespan in daughters, UCSD-led study finds. |
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| San Diego County has agreed to settle two lawsuits by former foster children who allege the county failed to protect them from abuse by a former foster parent, then invaded one of the children's privacy during resulting civil litigation. |
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| Larry Banegas worked to preserve Kumeyaay history and culture, helped bring gaming to Barona reservation. |
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| More than 350 newspaper editorial boards chose Thursday, at the suggestion of The Boston Globe, to write a wave of editorials that would criticize Trump's false claims of "fake news." |
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| If there is a god, a heaven, and a hell presided over by a satan, then that devil must be gloating over his victory. |
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| This is the second time GreatCall has been acquired in the past 14 months. Headquarters to stay in San Diego. |
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| David Spatafore is transforming Coronado's former Candela's on the Bay into a "Mexican-ish" eatery named el Roy's, meant to be the opposite of a tourist trap. |
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| Seattle Seahawks rookie running back Rashaad Penny should have no problem returning from finger surgery by season opener. |
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| The US women's early exit at the U-20 World Cup is the latest indictment of a broken youth development system. |
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| Artist Alicia M. Siu, originally from Honduras, focuses her artistic practice on history, including the generations that came before and the ones that will eventually follow. |
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| Commuters in the San Diego region shell out nearly $2,000 a year on average for hidden costs associated with poor road conditions and traffic jams, according to a report released Wednesday from national transportation think tank TRIP. |
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