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LOS ANGELES — A mainstay conservative candidate on Southern California election ballots for years may have to end his political aspirations for good after striking a deal with federal prosecutors over fraud.

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As federal immigration raids continue to upend life in Los Angeles, Asian American leaders are rallying their communities to raise their voices in support of Latinos, who have been the primary targets of the enforcement ...Read more

NEW YORK — Bill Moyers, a soft-spoken former White House aide turned journalist who became a standard bearer of quality in TV news, died Thursday in New York. He was 91.

Moyers’ son William told The Associated Press ...Read more

Joining the growing ranks of downsizing news organizations across the country, the Chicago Tribune offered a buyout to its union newsroom employees Thursday, the first since days after the newspaper was purchased by ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — The wife of the man charged with shooting two Minnesota political leaders and their spouses said she was “blindsided” after learning of her husband’s alleged role, calling the attacks a “betrayal of...Read more

NEW YORK — Aided by a network of staff and unlimited money, Sean “Diddy” Combs long believed he was untouchable — hiding behind his celebrity while heading a criminal syndicate that enabled him to brutalize and ...Read more

BALTIMORE — A day after a police officer shot a 70-year-old woman they said was wielding a knife, confusion and concern surrounded the West Baltimore neighborhood where she lived and died in relative anonymity.

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. and China finalized a trade understanding reached last month in Geneva, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said, adding that the White House has imminent plans to reach agreements with a set of ...Read more

President Donald Trump said he wants to bring back a long-retired title: secretary of war. Why was it dropped in the first place?

Trump brought up the idea of a name change while introducing Secretary of Defense Pete ...Read more

Rapper Fat Joe took a stand on social media against allegations of coercion, intimidation and sex with minors that emerged last week in a lawsuit filed by his former hype man.

The Bronx native (birth name Joseph Cartagena...Read more

BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger is headed to trial this summer.

Fourth Judicial District Judge Steven Hippler rejected a request Thursday to delay the highly anticipated capital murder trial after the 30-year-old’s ...Read more

With Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez set to marry — spectacularly, controversially — Friday in Venice, comparisons with the original “tech bro” wedding some 30 years ago show just how much Big Tech has grown in both...Read more

DENVER — A new, White House-approved portrait of President Donald Trump will soon hang in the Colorado State Capitol.

The new portrait bears a close resemblance to Trump’s official photograph for his second term in ...Read more

The federal government’s push to reopen immigration cases in administrative closure could bring the court backlog to nearly 4 million cases.

As of April, there were over 398,500 administratively closed cases in the ...Read more

MEXICO CITY — President Donald Trump’s vow to “wage war” on drug cartels has resulted in bombshell accusations of money laundering against three Mexican financial institutions — allegations that produced a ...Read more

The nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization has designated UC Irvine as a “hostile campus” for Palestinian, Arab and Muslim students and faculty for what it describes as a pattern of ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — A secret, sweeping five-year probe of the Philadelphia School District’s compliance with federal asbestos regulations entered a new phase Thursday as the school board signed off on a deferred prosecution...Read more

President Donald Trump indicated that he might be preparing to ease his “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran, potentially undercutting a central policy dating to his first term and provoking consternation among ...Read more

NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams formally launched his mayoral campaign Thursday with a sharp attack on presumptive Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani as the incumbent deals with strong headwinds ranging from the...Read more

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy this week vetoed two bipartisan bills, extending the list of legislation that he has quietly nixed during his tenure.

One vetoed bill would have allowed the only state-operated high school in ...Read more