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Supreme Court won’t take up Michael Cohen’s suit over alleged retaliation for anti-Trump book
Trump’s ex-lawyer claims he was thrown back in prison for refusing to agree to keep silent as his former boss ran for ...
LA’s progressive prosecutor roared into office in 2020. His reelection bid is sputtering.
George Gascón has been trailing significantly in the polls to his more conservative challenger, Nathan Hochman.
Commerce Department blacklists dozens of groups over weapons-related violations
While the agency did not name specific companies, it says the groups blacklisted included companies from China and the UAE.
After Helene’s destruction, campaigning is back on in western North Carolina
BURNSVILLE, North Carolina — When Hurricane Helene swept through Yancey County, the flood waters took Byrdene Byerly’s home ...
Su the union whisperer nearing another win
DO THEY HAVE A DEAL?: Boeing reached a tentative agreement with workers at the International Association of Machinists and ...
Digging into Salt Typhoon
A Chinese hacking group's stealthy tactics and advanced techniques have raised serious concerns about the security of ...
Austin visits Ukraine, but brings a message for the GOP
Austin’s visit to Kyiv, which included the announcement of $400 million in new U.S. military aid, comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government is under enormous pressure from his ...
The hunt for purple October
2. AUSTIN ABROAD: Defense Secretary LLOYD AUSTIN “made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Monday to bolster support for the war effort as Ukrainian forces steadily lose ground to Russian troops and ...
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California campaigns outside the lines
THE BUZZ: TRAIL DISPATCH — Maggy Krell is running to represent Sacramento in California’s 6th Assembly District. But on ...
What Fox News’ Decision Desk Chief Expects for the 2024 Election
In a new interview, Arnon Mishkin opens up about controversial election calls and makes some predictions for what’s to come.
Is there still any pop left in California’s fight against soda?
Those soda giants are now descending on the Santa Cruz boardwalk with a familiar playbook, relying on seemingly bottomless ...