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Democrats Sue Trump To Halt Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads Praising Him
Trump refuses to reimburse the U.S. government for the political ads.
Passenger gunned down Culver City bus driver after he refused to pull over, prosecutors say
Jose Antonio Zayas has been charged with one count of murder in the fatal shooting of Culver City bus driver Bruce Rodriguez.
Venezuela's Maduro To Face New U.S. Charges Over Alleged Torture Of Americans, Official Says
Washington accused his government of detaining Americans as leverage to extract concessions such as relief from financial sanctions.
LAUSD parents demand return of school police as Franklin High mourns student
LAUSD parents called for school police to return to campuses after the death of Franklin High student Xavier Nungaray-Martinez. Concerns over bullying and student safety are rising.
Private prison company sues California over civil rights law for immigrant detainees
GEO Group operates several detention centers for people being held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It's challenging a new California law to give detainees privacy rights.
Don Lemon Still Considering A Presidential Run — And The Odds Are Higher Than You’d Think
The former CNN newscaster is apparently giving more serious consideration to running for president than he previously admitted.
University Of Arizona Suspends Fraternity Activities After Reports Of Misconduct
The suspension comes following persistent reports of misconduct, including assault, hazing and drug and alcohol-related behavior.
Cornell Students Protest University's Handling Of Alleged 2024 Gang Rape With Sit-In
Participating students have vowed not to spend money on campus to protest sexual violence and how the university has handled complaints.
Bill O’Reilly Warns This Major Issue ‘Could Kill Trump’s Legacy’
“Republicans will lose the midterms because most people are not thinking beyond their wallet,” the former Fox News personality said.
L.A. County supervisors call for 'bold action' to improve restraining order system
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath cited recent reporting by The Times when presenting a motion to improve outcomes for victims of domestic violence and stalking who seek restraining orders and protection from law enforcement.