
LA City Council Passes Police Reform Measure; DOJ Offers Lawyer Bonuses
Los Angeles City Council approved new police restrictions while the Justice Department announced signing bonuses for attorneys to challenge city policies.

Los Angeles City Council approved new police restrictions while the Justice Department announced signing bonuses for attorneys to challenge city policies.

Seth Bodnar and Dan Osborn, independent Senate candidates, are campaigning on non-partisan platforms in traditionally Republican states.

Real estate developer and former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stephen Cloobeck was arrested Tuesday in Los Angeles County on a felony charge before being released.
Virginia voters will vote April 21 on a redistricting referendum that could give Democrats four additional House seats and potentially flip GOP control.

Republican lawmakers confront internal divisions stalling key legislation while Florida's governor postpones redistricting session.

A Los Angeles prosecutor whose campaign sign appeared at a shooting suspect's residence has addressed his connections to the family.

New York City and Philadelphia mayors announced separate tax proposals targeting wealthy residents and rideshare services to address municipal revenue needs.

Hung Cao assumes acting Navy Secretary role after John Phelan's dismissal, while Newsmax host criticizes Defense Secretary Hegseth over the personnel changes.

University of Southern California canceled a gubernatorial debate after facing criticism for excluding candidates of color from the event.

Former President Trump posted images showing progress on Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation project, indicating completion before July Fourth.

DOJ shuttered a major San Francisco immigration court after firing most judges, while State Department terminated 200 foreign service officers.

Deb Haaland's bid to become the first Native American woman elected governor encounters unexpected primary opposition from Sam Bregman.

Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to seek unanimous consent for legislation to restore the IRS Direct File program discontinued in 2025.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr outlined plans to 'rebalance' media coverage and encouraged broadcasters to air 'pro-America' programming.

The Bahamas held a general election with immigration and cost of living as key voter concerns, resulting in the prime minister's re-election.
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