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Two alleged White supremacists indicted, third man pleads guilty in California hate-crime rampage (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors in San Diego unsealed hate-crime charges Wednesday against three men who allegedly carried out a series of racially motivated attacks against random victims one night last year near the Oceanside Municipal Pier in which they allegedly called themselves “skinheads,” shouted racial slurs and seriously injured three victims, including two Camp Pendleton Marine Corps officers. Johnny Lee Lane, 23, pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in San Diego federal court to three counts of aidi
Two alleged White supremacists indicted, third man pleads guilty in Oceanside pier hate-crime rampage (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors in San Diego unsealed hate-crime charges Wednesday against three men who allegedly carried out a series of racially motivated attacks against random victims one night last year near the Oceanside Municipal Pier in which they allegedly called themselves “skinheads,” shouted racial slurs and seriously injured three victims, including two Camp Pendleton Marine Corps officers. Johnny Lee Lane, 23, pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in San Diego federal court to three counts of aidi
California professor who pioneered medicinal Trojan horses awarded prestigious MacArthur ‘genius grant’ (opens the original)
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As a chemical engineer, UC San Diego professor Liangfang Zhang could have opted for career paths that had nothing to do with medicine or the greater human good. Yet for more than 15 years, Zhang has used his expertise to figure out how to disguise microscopic nanoparticles that can bypass the human immune system and precisely target ailments inside the body. The hope is that this novel technology pioneered by Zhang, chair of the Department of Chemical and Nano Engineering at the UC San Diego Jac
UCSD professor who pioneered medicinal Trojan horses awarded prestigious MacArthur ‘genius grant’ (opens the original)
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As a chemical engineer, UC San Diego professor Liangfang Zhang could have opted for career paths that had nothing to do with medicine or the greater human good. Yet for more than 15 years, Zhang has used his expertise to figure out how to disguise microscopic nanoparticles that can bypass the human immune system and precisely target ailments inside the body. The hope is that this novel technology pioneered by Zhang, chair of the Department of Chemical and Nano Engineering at the UC San Diego Jac
Weeks after California childcare providers were hit with fraud charges, defense lawyers challenge feds’ handling of probe, raise fairness concerns (opens the original)
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Some attorneys representing San Diego County childcare providers who have been criminally charged with fraud are raising questions about how the federal investigation has been handled in the early stages. It has been two weeks since federal prosecutors filed wire fraud charges against a dozen San Diego County home-based childcare providers who collected government subsidies meant to fund childcare for low-income children. More than 7,000 licensed providers offer subsidized childcare throughout t
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