USCIS to scrap Biden-era 'public charge' policy that could deny green cards for immigrants
For many immigrants, the dream of coming to America is often shaped by images of sweeping butte filled Western landscapes, bustling cities or sunny coastal beaches. But for some hoping to make the United States their permanent home, that dream could become more difficult to achieve.
For many immigrants, the dream of coming to America is often shaped by images of sweeping butte filled Western landscapes, bustling cities or sunny coastal beaches. But for some hoping to make the United States their permanent home, that dream could become more difficult to achieve.
House votes to "lock the clock" on daylight saving
Permanent daylight saving time has just cleared a major House hurdle. What's next?
Permanent daylight saving time has just cleared a major House hurdle. What's next?
US hits Brazil with 25% tariffs after trade practices investigation
The U.S. has imposed 25% tariffs on imports from Brazil after concluding that the country engaged in unfair trade practices
The U.S. has imposed 25% tariffs on imports from Brazil after concluding that the country engaged in unfair trade practices
Unredacted Epstein files denied by DOJ for New Mexico case
The Department of Justice denied New Mexico’s request for unedited files regarding Jeffrey Epstein, stating that federal disclosure laws prohibit the agency from releasing the unredacted investigative records to state authorities.
The Department of Justice denied New Mexico’s request for unedited files regarding Jeffrey Epstein, stating that federal disclosure laws prohibit the agency from releasing the unredacted investigative records to state authorities.
Airlines, Boeing push Congress for $20B to modernize air traffic control
The U.S. aviation industry is urging Congress to approve an additional $20 billion to modernize the nation's aging air traffic control system.
The U.S. aviation industry is urging Congress to approve an additional $20 billion to modernize the nation's aging air traffic control system.
Vance: Trump administration ‘guilty’ of mishandling Epstein files release
In an interview with Joe Rogan, Vice President JD Vance conceded that the Trump administration “screwed up” the release of Jeffrey Epstein’s case files.
In an interview with Joe Rogan, Vice President JD Vance conceded that the Trump administration “screwed up” the release of Jeffrey Epstein’s case files.
Senate undecided on future of daylight saving time bill
A bill to make daylight saving time permanent has passed in the House. However, it is not clear how much support the U.S. Senate has to make it become law.
A bill to make daylight saving time permanent has passed in the House. However, it is not clear how much support the U.S. Senate has to make it become law.
Trump teases 'really big news' ahead of Thursday night address
President Donald Trump plans to address the nation Thursday night; however, the purpose of his upcoming speech remains ambiguous.
President Donald Trump plans to address the nation Thursday night; however, the purpose of his upcoming speech remains ambiguous.
LAHSA delays release of 2026 homeless count results
LAHSA has not yet released Los Angeles County’s 2026 homeless count results nearly six months after the annual Point-in-Time Count, despite saying they should be available soon.
LAHSA has not yet released Los Angeles County’s 2026 homeless count results nearly six months after the annual Point-in-Time Count, despite saying they should be available soon.
No more changing clocks? What the new house bill means for California
The U.S. House of Representatives just took a massive step toward making Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide—but what does that actually mean for California? The shift to permanent Daylight Saving Time could permanently change our winter mornings, commutes, and daily routines.
The U.S. House of Representatives just took a massive step toward making Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide—but what does that actually mean for California? The shift to permanent Daylight Saving Time could permanently change our winter mornings, commutes, and daily routines.
US expands offensive with daytime strikes against Iran
The U.S. military launched another wave of strikes against Iran on Tuesday, continuing operations that resumed the previous evening. The daytime attacks marked an escalation in the campaign aimed at limiting Iran's ability to disrupt commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
The U.S. military launched another wave of strikes against Iran on Tuesday, continuing operations that resumed the previous evening. The daytime attacks marked an escalation in the campaign aimed at limiting Iran's ability to disrupt commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
ICE pausing most traffic stops amid deadly shootings
The Trump administration is ordering its ICE agents to hold off on most traffic stops. The new policy comes in the wake of recent shootings involving federal agents.
The Trump administration is ordering its ICE agents to hold off on most traffic stops. The new policy comes in the wake of recent shootings involving federal agents.
Supreme Court justices seek security funding in first Capitol Hill testimony in 7 years
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday, requesting a major security funding boost in the first Supreme Court testimony in 7 years.
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday, requesting a major security funding boost in the first Supreme Court testimony in 7 years.
Judge rips Trump’s IRS lawsuit, refers his lawyer for disciplinary action
A federal judge referred for disciplinary action one of the lawyers representing President Donald Trump in his lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service and stated the case was filed for an "improper purpose."
A federal judge referred for disciplinary action one of the lawyers representing President Donald Trump in his lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service and stated the case was filed for an "improper purpose."
Darline Graham Nordone sworn in to finish her brother Sen. Lindsey Graham's term
Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham as sworn in by the Senate Tuesday afternoon.
Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham as sworn in by the Senate Tuesday afternoon.
Pentagon releases new UFO files
The Pentagon released a fourth round of unresolved UFO cases, including military videos recorded over the Atlantic Ocean and Yellow Sea.
The Pentagon released a fourth round of unresolved UFO cases, including military videos recorded over the Atlantic Ocean and Yellow Sea.
Notable figures who died from the same heart condition linked to Lindsey Graham's death
Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death has thrown new attention on a rare but often deadly cardiovascular emergency known as aortic dissection.
Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death has thrown new attention on a rare but often deadly cardiovascular emergency known as aortic dissection.
Trump notifies Congress the Iran war has resumed
President Donald Trump sent a letter to Congress, officially notifying them that hostilities against Iran have begun again.
President Donald Trump sent a letter to Congress, officially notifying them that hostilities against Iran have begun again.
Proposed bike lanes drawing mixed reactions
The proposed protected bike lanes have drawn protests during a meeting in Culver City.
The proposed protected bike lanes have drawn protests during a meeting in Culver City.
California looking to block WB-Paramount merger
California is leading a coalition of 12 states in a lawsuit to block the proposed $110 billion merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance Corporation. Attorney General Rob Bonta stated that the combined company would control nearly one-third of all movie releases and basic cable programming, which violates federal laws against creating monopolies.
California is leading a coalition of 12 states in a lawsuit to block the proposed $110 billion merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance Corporation. Attorney General Rob Bonta stated that the combined company would control nearly one-third of all movie releases and basic cable programming, which violates federal laws against creating monopolies.