A soaring real estate boom in Los Angeles fueled a wave of political corruption, revealing how developers leveraged influence to sway decisions. Investigations expose deep ties between property interests and city officials.
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The FBI disrupted an alleged terrorist bombing plot in Los Angeles, officials confirmed. The swift action prevented potential attacks, underscoring ongoing efforts to safeguard public safety. Investigations are ongoing.
In a recent commentary, the Los Angeles Times highlights how Trump’s disparaging remarks toward Reiner expose the deep divisions and enduring us-versus-them mentality that define his presidency.
Migrants journeying from Brownsville, Texas, to Los Angeles face more than physical hurdles—they navigate a complex web of American politics that shapes their path and prospects. CalMatters explores this challenging reality.
The United States of America remains a top travel destination, with Smartraveller advising visitors on safety, entry requirements, and local regulations to ensure a secure and enjoyable trip amid evolving conditions.
Judges are openly questioning the government as the Justice Department faces accusations of misleading courts and dodging judicial orders, raising serious concerns about accountability and the rule of law.
Charlie Kirk’s vocal opposition to transgender rights sparked intense debate. Following his killing, activists on both sides have intensified their efforts, further polarizing the national discourse, reports the Los Angeles Times.
A US court has ruled that former President Trump can retain control over the California National Guard amid an ongoing lawsuit. The decision allows him to maintain authority while legal proceedings continue.
In his first year in the Senate, Adam Schiff has actively advanced legislation, reinforced the Democratic Party’s message, and posed significant challenges to former President Trump, underscoring his growing political influence.
The CIA reportedly advised former President Trump against backing Venezuela’s democratic opposition, citing concerns over regional instability and intelligence uncertainties, according to a Los Angeles Times report.
A trial is set to begin examining whether the deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles violated federal law. The case raises critical questions about the limits of military involvement in domestic affairs.
The US Supreme Court will soon rule on the legality of tariffs imposed by former President Trump, addressing key issues of trade authority and executive power, Reuters reports. The decision could reshape future trade policies.
The U.S. national intelligence director declined to comment on a covert operation in Venezuela, leaving key details undisclosed. The silence raises questions about Washington’s involvement and intentions in the region.
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to rapidly boost U.S. production of “beautiful, clean coal,” emphasizing energy independence and job creation in a move that reignites debates over environmental and economic priorities.
CNN reports on the launch of the new national police force, aimed at enhancing security and reforming law enforcement. Officials promise transparency and community-focused policing to rebuild public trust.
Elon Musk has called for the U.S. government to “delete entire agencies,” arguing for significant federal downsizing. His remarks sparked debate over the role and size of government in addressing national challenges.
A US court has ruled that former President Trump can maintain control over the California National Guard for now, delaying state efforts to transfer authority. The decision awaits further legal review.
An article in the Los Angeles Times examines the legal and constitutional safeguards that prevent a U.S. president, including Donald Trump, from exiling citizens to foreign prisons. It highlights checks on executive power.
L.A. election officials are counting ballots in a transparent glass room, inviting the public to watch in real time. This move aims to boost trust and ensure transparency in the voting process, officials say.
The California-Mexico border, once overwhelmed with migrants, now stands nearly empty. A steep decline in crossings has shifted the landscape of border enforcement and migrant flow, signaling new challenges ahead.