Voter trust in U.S. elections is waning amid intensified critiques by former President Trump, contentious redistricting battles, and growing fears of ICE enforcement, according to a new Los Angeles Times report.
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The Senate has rejected a war powers resolution aimed at withdrawing U.S. forces from Iran. The vote underscores ongoing debate over executive military authority and America’s role in the Middle East, according to the Los Angeles Times.
John Seymour, former Anaheim mayor and U.S. senator, has died at 88. Known for his local and national service, Seymour’s career spanned key political roles in California. His passing marks the end of a notable public legacy.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom heads to the Munich Security Conference to counter former President Trump’s foreign policy vision, emphasizing multilateralism and renewed U.S. global leadership.
President Trump considers “winding down” U.S. military involvement as the Pentagon deploys 2,500 California Marines to the Mideast, signaling a complex shift amid ongoing regional tensions.
A recent survey of 8,600 Americans reveals alarming attitudes toward political violence, highlighting deep divisions and the potential for unrest. The findings raise urgent concerns about the nation’s stability.
The Los Angeles Times exposes a leaked audio recording capturing racist remarks by L.A. City Council members. Experts have transcribed and annotated the audio, revealing deep-seated biases within the city’s leadership.
The Los Angeles Times reports on escalating tensions as the U.S. and Israel engage in conflict in Iran. Former President Trump calls the war “short term,” but experts warn of its far-reaching global impact.
In a pointed commentary, the Los Angeles Times critiques Marco Rubio’s political stance and leadership, dubbing him “Little Marco” to highlight perceived inconsistencies and lack of substantive influence in the national arena.
A Los Angeles attorney has devised an innovative legal strategy to help Afghans gain entry to the U.S. As the crisis unfolds, questions remain: Can this novel approach overcome bureaucratic hurdles and provide safe haven?
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a lawsuit challenging former President Trump’s tariffs, citing potential losses of billions for the state’s economy. The move aims to protect California’s industries and consumers.
GOP senators are challenging former President Trump’s approach by pushing legislation to limit presidential military actions without congressional approval, aiming to restore checks on executive power, reports the Los Angeles Times.
A determined labor movement and a savvy Nevada senator played pivotal roles in flipping the state blue, reshaping the presidential map and signaling a new era in American electoral politics.
Julian Nava, a trailblazing Los Angeles politician and the first Mexican-American U.S. ambassador to Mexico, has died at 95. Nava was a pioneering advocate for education and Latino representation.
Trump’s threats to buy Greenland have unsettled U.S. allies, straining diplomatic ties and raising concerns over America’s strategic intentions. This move pushes allies toward a critical juncture in transatlantic relations.
Thousands who supported Trump in the 2020 election are facing job losses in various U.S. government positions, reflecting ongoing political tensions and shifts within federal and local agencies, reports the Los Angeles Times.
A new PBS poll reveals that the majority of Americans oppose military action against Iran. The findings underscore public reluctance for escalation amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
State Senator Alex Padilla sidestepped questions about a potential gubernatorial run, emphasizing his focus remains on the ongoing redistricting efforts, officials confirmed Monday.
Concerns over autocracy in the U.S. are intensifying as experts warn of increasing threats to democratic norms and institutions. NPR highlights rising anxieties about the erosion of checks and balances in American governance.
A Democratic senator was removed and handcuffed during Homeland Security Secretary’s press conference in Los Angeles, sparking controversy and raising questions about the event’s security measures.