Education Secretary deflects tough questions on anti-DEI policies, stating simply, “Discrimination is the bad thing,” during a press briefing, avoiding direct engagement with critics’ concerns.
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Federal agents arrested 130 individuals in a major immigration crackdown in Charlotte, targeting those with criminal records or outstanding warrants. The operation highlights ongoing immigration enforcement efforts in the region.
The Rams face the Seahawks Thursday night in a crucial NFC showdown. Experts weigh in on predictions, key player matchups, and updated odds ahead of kickoff. Stay tuned for detailed analysis and betting insights.
In Colombia, officials and citizens expressed anger and disbelief following former President Trump’s threats of U.S. military strikes. The remarks have sparked concern over regional stability and diplomatic relations.
The New York Yankees are reportedly eyeing bullpen reinforcements from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Sources say potential trades could bolster the Yankees’ late-inning pitching as the playoff push intensifies.
Tensions rise as US states and the White House clash over National Guard deployments amid rising security concerns. Governors push for more control, while federal officials emphasize coordinated response efforts.
Cities across the U.S. brace for nationwide ‘No Kings’ rallies as Marines arrive in Los Angeles. Authorities heighten security amid tensions, preparing for potential unrest linked to the controversial demonstrations.
Luka Doncic reportedly inquired with the Los Angeles Lakers about a potential trade involving Giannis Antetokounmpo, sparking major speculation about a blockbuster NBA move, according to Sports Illustrated.
Up to 1,800 daily flights may face disruption due to proposed airport cuts, with California airports expected to be severely impacted. Travelers could see delays and cancellations across the state, raising airport capacity concerns.
A new report names the 50 best school districts in America for 2025, highlighting top-performing areas with exceptional academic programs and resources. The findings aim to guide families seeking quality education.
The Lakers are reportedly targeting an elite two-way wing in free agency, joining the Warriors in pursuit. Both teams aim to bolster their rosters with versatile defenders who can contribute on offense.
Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, Naples, New York City, Washington D.C., and more unveil the ultimate US luxury travel itinerary, featuring iconic hotels, cultural landmarks, and premier outdoor experiences.
Despite winning court battles, many immigrants remain detained as ICE continues efforts to deport them, highlighting ongoing challenges in the U.S. immigration system, reports the Los Angeles Times.
US ocean container imports fell sharply in May as tariffs on Chinese goods and trade tensions weigh on demand. The drop signals potential slowdowns in supply chains and economic activity, Reuters reports.
Marissa Román Griffith has joined Akin as Partner in Media & Entertainment, bringing extensive expertise in entertainment law. Her appointment strengthens Akin’s commitment to innovative media solutions.
Paige Spiranac reveals she received “tens of thousands of death threats” following the Internet Invitational controversy. The golf influencer’s comments sparked fierce backlash online, highlighting the harsh realities of social media scrutiny.
A former NBA executive has called on the Los Angeles Lakers to dismiss Rob Pelinka next, citing ongoing team struggles and poor roster management. This comes amid growing pressure on the Lakers’ front office.
The Dodgers Foundation, the official charity of the Los Angeles Dodgers, focuses on improving the lives of children and families in Southern California through education, youth sports, and health initiatives.
Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto was seen with top Japanese free agent during an exclusive meeting, sparking speculation about potential future collaborations and moves in MLB’s offseason.
The Dodgers are targeting two key areas for upgrades this offseason: bolstering their starting rotation and enhancing bullpen depth. These moves aim to strengthen their championship pursuit for 2024.