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The U.S. and the EU both recently declared Google a monopoly and declared that it violated antitrust laws. Trump has threatened retaliatory tariffs after the European Union fined Google €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion).

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The Surf Club after their first practice at Dip in the Road Beach. They are always welcoming to new members who are considering joining!

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The Surf Club is ready to start this new year off with new and old members. Come join them on Wednesdays after school at Dip in the Road Beach!

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Sombr, Sabrina Carpenter and other stars lighting up the stage at the 2025 MTV VMAs. The event also features artists winning a Moon Person.

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The punting team prepares to punt the ball to Mission Hills. Kinsey Johnson receives the ball from Jamie Pau, the Center, and begins to kick.

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The offensive line makes their way down the sidelines to cheer on their defense. The girls watch their defense stop Mission Hills from scoring.

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A colorful sculpture lies on the exterior of the park. Although the artist is unknown, it beautifully showcases the nearby lagoon with birds flying above its waters.
Eucalyptus trees stand in the foreground while the Buena Vista Lagoon shines in the back. Past the large body of water is the 78 freeway separating Carlsbad from Oceanside.
Next to the park, North County Plaza offers a variety of shops like Marshalls and Ding Tea. The plentiful amount of palm trees with warm weather perfectly set the scene for a typical day in Carlsbad.

Forgotten History: Vietnamese Refugees to Camp Pendleton in 1975

Sunil Musson and Gunnar Englert ◊ 24 Views

Join Gunnar Englert and Sunil Musson to dive into Vietnamese Refugees immigrating to Camp Pendleton in 1975, an informative and historic episode.

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