The Trump administration has proposed a revised U.S. citizenship civics test, aiming to make naturalization more challenging. Critics argue the changes could hinder immigrants’ path to citizenship.
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Amid Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, ABC’s “The View” boldly declared, “No one silences us,” reaffirming their commitment to free speech and open dialogue. The statement marks a notable moment in the network’s ongoing tensions.
South Korea-owned webtoon giant launched its Nasdaq IPO, marking a major move in digital publishing. The listing highlights growing global interest in web-based comics and creative content platforms.
Lakers champ Byron Scott has named his all-time point guard GOAT in a recent Sports Illustrated interview. The NBA veteran praised the player’s leadership, skill, and impact on the game, sparking debate among fans.
Commentary: The Los Angeles Times critiques former President Trump for transforming the White House into a government dominated by “snowflakes,” highlighting a culture of sensitivity and reaction to criticism.
The Los Angeles Business Journal hosted its annual Diversity, Inclusion + Equity Symposium, spotlighting strategies to foster workplace equality and drive inclusive growth across industries in the region.
Celebrate the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series championship with USA Today’s exclusive commemorative page print. Capture the historic victory and relive the unforgettable moments in this limited-edition keepsake.
Hollywood’s film and TV production faces a steep decline amid strikes, budget cuts, and shifting audience habits. Industry insiders warn this could signal a looming crisis in entertainment output.
Mookie Betts reportedly declined to stay at the haunted Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, unlike Teoscar Hernández’s wife, who embraced the eerie experience. The hotel’s spooky reputation continues to intrigue and divide athletes.
Puzzle solutions for Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025, are now available for USA Today’s popular games. Players can check official answers and boost their gameplay with accurate, up-to-date solutions right here.
Sports Illustrated highlights underdog prop bets for the Chargers vs. Eagles game, spotlighting Omarion Hampton, Saquon Barkley, and three other sleepers who could offer value in this high-stakes NFL matchup.
TikTok has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to temporarily block a law banning the app nationwide, citing concerns over user rights and business impact, as tensions rise over data security and privacy.
One of America’s favorite TV pastimes, the game show, is increasingly being filmed overseas. Rising production costs and lucrative incentives abroad are driving studios to relocate, reshaping the industry landscape.
Good news for the Lakers as they approach their crucial showdown against the Mavericks with nearly a full-strength roster. Key players are returning from injury, boosting the team’s chances in this pivotal matchup.
Chicago has recorded the highest number of murders in the U.S. for 13 straight years, according to WJAR’s report citing Leavitt. The city continues to face significant challenges in curbing violent crime.
Teneo announces the expansion of its U.S. People Advisory business, enhancing its workforce strategy and talent management services to meet growing client demands across various industries.
The Dodgers’ 2024 season has unfolded as a cautious, wait-and-see campaign. Amid injuries and roster shifts, Los Angeles navigates uncertainty, balancing veteran leadership with emerging talent in pursuit of postseason success.
A new study reveals more than 400 indirect deaths linked to recent LA wildfires, highlighting the broader health impacts beyond immediate fire damage, including smoke exposure and stress-related conditions.
Human Rights Watch reports that ICE abuses in Los Angeles highlight systemic issues, potentially foreshadowing similar violations in other U.S. cities. Calls for urgent reform and increased oversight grow louder.
A Venezuelan baseball team was denied U.S. visas, preventing their participation in the Little League World Series, Little League International confirmed. The decision has sparked concern over the impact on young athletes’ opportunities.