
California Sues Federal Energy Department Over Oil Pipeline Restart
California's attorney general filed suit against the Energy Department after it restarted a controversial offshore oil pipeline using Defense Production Act powers.

California's attorney general filed suit against the Energy Department after it restarted a controversial offshore oil pipeline using Defense Production Act powers.

Federal appeals court rejected Housing and Urban Development agency's plan to restructure homelessness funding priorities.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville expressed confidence in his party's Georgia prospects while criticizing progressive elements within the party.

Italy's highest court rejected a tourist's complaint about being offered only expensive bottled water instead of free tap water.

Former Trump impeachment witness Alex Vindman is running for U.S. Senate in Florida as a Democrat.

UCLA Law School faces allegations of viewpoint discrimination after reportedly warning conservative students about disciplinary action for identifying protesters.

Another Southern California city is considering restrictions on self-checkout technology, joining recent similar moves in Long Beach and Costa Mesa.

The EPA is relocating 35 research staff and reassigning 124 total employees while extending natural gas well flaring periods to 72 hours.

President Trump endorsed allowing ICE officers to wear masks during operations while Sen. Kennedy proposed funding ICE separately from broader government reopening negotiations.

The Trump administration filed a court request to dismiss much of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's workforce while keeping the agency operational.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and wife reported $145,000 combined income on 2025 tax return, including unusual earnings from rapping.

The Hillsborough Law faces further parliamentary delays while Home Secretary Mahmood develops new deportation policies for asylum seekers.
Senior White House adviser Calley Means said conversations are ongoing about his sister Casey Means's nomination for surgeon general amid Senate confirmation doubts.

Newly released oral histories detail behind-the-scenes discussions during Obama presidency on political and policy matters.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers rejected legislation requiring age verification for pornography websites, citing concerns about burdens on adults accessing protected materials.
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