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Attorney presses difference between farms, physical location in Apple Hill case
The case centers on a popular tourist destination in Northern California that draws thousands of people every autumn.
La Bella Macchina
The print shop smelled of ink and housed a 60-foot Koenig & Bauer press. I was in the place I had long wanted to be.
Officials in Brazil investigate helicopter crash that killed 6
Human error might have led to the collision between the two helicopters, Rio de Janeiro police investigator Alan Luxardo told reporters Monday at the crash site.
World Cup teams face major travel demands in tournament spread across US, Canada and Mexico
FIFA tried to separate teams in geographical clusters where they are based and where they will play most of their matches.
PETA sues DC transit authority over blocked donation ads
The animal rights group argues the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is “hell-bent” on preventing any of its ads from running in the nation’s capital.
Taxi feud sows confusion at Mexico City airport as World Cup looms
Protests by airport-authorized companies are resulting in fines for Uber drivers and disarray for fans.
Venice’s growing flamingo population finds refuge in recovering wetlands
The birds' presence in the lagoon underlines the importance of the Venetian ecosystem and offers a new way for visitors to interpret the canaled city and outer islands.
Aliens land in Oregon’s wine country
In the small town of McMinnville, the start of summer means extraterrestrials are coming.
One trip, one ticket: New EU rules aim to ease train travel
Opposition from operators — often publicly run national champions — could hamper the plan's chances to become law as it is, as it needs approval from EU member states.
For hantavirus, experts aim to inform without igniting Covid panic
Some experts have called on health authorities not to overstate what is known about the virus while trying to tamp down pandemic fears.
2 more passengers evacuated from cruise ship test positive for hantavirus
While there is no cure or vaccine for hantavirus, the WHO says early detection and treatment improves survival rates.