Judge blocks renaming of Kennedy Center after Trump

A federal judge has blocked the two-year closure of the Kennedy Center, and an effort to rename the facility to include President Donald Trump's name.

Fire at UC Riverside student apartment complex
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Crews were working to knock down a fire that broke out at the University Riverside Garden Apartments on Friday. 

Nancy Guthrie: Expert says human bones found miles from her home are up to 1,000 years old

In an interview with Fox News Digital, James T. Watson, an anthropologist at the University of Arizona, said the remains were found near a known archaeological site, and they belonged to someone believed to have been buried up to 1,000 years ago.

Court hearing for Emmanuel Haro's mother
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On Friday, prosecutors are scheduled to lay out their case for why the baby of Emmanuel Haro, Rebecca, should be tried for the child's murder. 

Blue Origin rocket launch: Live updates, what happened, what's next

Live updates: Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during static fire test at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. What happened? What's next? Latest updates on health warning.

1 dead in skydiving incident
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One person is dead and another is in critical condition after a skydiving incident in Perris.

Crossing guard controversy in South Bay
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The Redondo Beach community fought for years to have a crossing guard. But the City of Redondo Beach decided to go away from the crossing guards, prompting outrage from parents.

Former foster youth defies the odds to earn his PhD
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With National Foster Care Month coming to a close, the segment will spotlight the inspiring story of Demontae “Tae” Thompson, a former L.A.-based foster youth and Biddy Mason Charitable Foundation (BMCF) scholarship recipient who defied the odds to earn his PhD this spring. Joined by BMCF president and CEO Jackie Broxton, the conversation will highlight how scholarships, mentorship, and community support can help foster youth—especially Black and Brown youth, who are overrepresented in foster care—become leaders who help their communities thrive. Viewers will also learn how they can support foster youth through BMCF and Twinspire: Together We Inspire.

Former foster youth defies the odds to earn his PhD
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With National Foster Care Month coming to a close, the segment will spotlight the inspiring story of Demontae “Tae” Thompson, a former L.A.-based foster youth and Biddy Mason Charitable Foundation (BMCF) scholarship recipient who defied the odds to earn his PhD this spring. Joined by BMCF president and CEO Jackie Broxton, the conversation will highlight how scholarships, mentorship, and community support can help foster youth—especially Black and Brown youth, who are overrepresented in foster care—become leaders who help their communities thrive. Viewers will also learn how they can support foster youth through BMCF and Twinspire: Together We Inspire.

Fake homeless encampment stunt outside Nithya Raman’s home
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The organizer behind viral videos showing staged homeless encampments outside Nithya Raman’s home said the stunt was intended as political satire and commentary on homelessness.

Journalist Carol Lin previews ‘When News Breaks: A Memoir of Love and War’
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Former FOX 11 anchor Carol Lin previews her memoir, "When News Breaks: A Memoir of Love and War." MORE: https://www.amazon.com/When-News-Breaks-Memoir-Love/dp/B0G1PYMK1Y

Galveston roller coaster: All passengers rescued after Iron Shark roller coaster gets stuck

All passengers who were stuck on a roller-coaster on Pleasure Pier in Galveston, Texas, have been rescued. Some of those passengers were stuck on the roller-coaster for well over three hours.

Search continues for missing 5-year-old girl
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The days-long search continues for 5-year-old Daleyza Fregoso, whose mother was killed in Los Angeles.