Toddler Killed by Car After Wandering From Parents in Florida
A one-year-old boy died after being struck by a vehicle while his parents were engaged in yard work outside their Florida home.
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Charges Authorized for Michigan Student in Assault on Jewish Commentator
A University of Michigan student faces charges after allegedly assaulting a Jewish woman during a campus free speech event.
Christa Pike Fears for Safety After Botched Execution
The death row inmate, who survived a lethal injection attempt, claims she faces danger if returned to her former prison block.
Becerra Campaign Adviser's Firm Works for Meta Super PAC, Raising Conflict of Interest Concerns
Courtni Pugh, a senior adviser to California gubernatorial frontrunner Xavier Becerra, is simultaneously working for a firm that has received substantial payments from Meta's state super PAC.
Jamaican Man Accused of Voting Illegally in U.S. Elections for 22 Years
Authorities allege Antonio Mitchell, a permanent U.S. resident, falsely claimed citizenship and cast ballots over two decades.
Latino Voters Emerge as a Critical Voting Bloc in Key Races
The diverse electorate is becoming a swing group that could influence the outcomes of several important contests, according to Héctor Sánchez Barba, president and CEO of Mi Familia Vota.
California Teen Loses $58K College Fund in Mercedes-Benz Scam After Alleged DMV Title Error
A high school senior bought a luxury car with his savings, only for it to be repossessed after the DMV allegedly failed to properly flag a lien.
Trump Announces US Aid Cutoff to Israel, Citing Political Blowback
The former president's remarks suggest a potential shift in US-Israel relations, reflecting both domestic political pressures and a strain of thinking within Israel itself.
How to Cope With Election Anxiety
Experts offer strategies to manage stress surrounding political events, from identifying triggers to seeking community support.