Dogs in Politics: A Presidential Trend for Softening Image
Owning a dog has been a popular strategy for U.S. presidents throughout history to appear more caring and relatable to the public.
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10 Alleged Noncitizens Indicted in California Voter Fraud Probe
The indictments bring the total number of defendants in the sprawling investigation to 28.
Blue Wave Sweeps Elections; Mileage Tax and Tech Scrutiny Loom
Republicans face significant losses across multiple races, while proposed taxes and scrutiny of tech industry practices emerge as key post-election concerns.
Haley Stevens Faces Backlash From Democrats After Splitting Ticket
Some within the Democratic party are calling for Stevens' expulsion after she endorsed a Republican Senate candidate.
West Hollywood Approves Protections for Polyamorous Relationships
The city unanimously passed an ordinance to recognize multipartner domestic relationships, granting partners certain rights.
Homeowner Uncovers Alleged HOA Corruption After Being Billed for Unneeded Roof
A Florida man claims he found a 'smoking gun' in financial records that could expose potential fraud within his homeowners association.
Author Claims 'Medicare for All' Would Lead to Shoddy, Costly Healthcare
A Medicare participant argues that the proposed system is a guise for government-controlled healthcare and that current Medicare is not free.
DOJ Drops Case Against Russian Researcher Accused of Smuggling Frog Embryos
Prosecutors cited resource costs and more substantial federal interests as reasons for dismissing the charges against Kseniia Petrova.
Newspapers React to Democratic Midterm Election Performance
UK newspapers analyze the results, with many focusing on former President Donald Trump's role in the outcome.