Lighter Test Fails to Ignite Brush in Trial of Accused Arsonist
Video evidence presented in court shows the device prosecutors believe started the Palisades Fire unable to light vegetation.
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Indiana, Florida, and Alabama Schedule Executions for Same Day
Three lethal injections are set to occur on Thursday, marking the second time this year three people will be put to death on the same day in the U.S.
DSA Leader Dismisses $49 Trillion Cost Estimate for Socialist Policies as 'Made-Up Number'
Democratic Socialists of America co-chair Megan Romer challenged a White House estimate on the cost of her group's policy proposals.
Commentators See Growing Divides Within Both Parties Following Election Results
Analysis from various outlets suggests internal party struggles for Republicans and Democrats, alongside commentary on President Trump's influence and the rise of certain political figures.
Rep. Mike Lawler Loses Re-election Amid 'Blue Wave' Despite Orthodox Jewish Support
The two-term congressman was unable to overcome a strong Democratic showing in Westchester, sources said.
Post-Midterms: Bipartisan Overtures Emerge Amid Calls for Compromise
Following a significant shift in power, leaders from both parties express a willingness to work together, though challenges remain.
Readers React to GOP's Midterm Defeat, Citing Economy and Trump's Influence
Letters to the editor reflect frustration with economic issues, the war in Iran, and the impact of former President Trump's endorsements on Republican candidates.
Leon Black sues Rep. Robert Garcia for defamation over Jeffrey Epstein comments
Billionaire Leon Black filed a federal lawsuit against the California congressman, seeking $7.25 million in damages.
Black Candidates Make History in 2026 Midterm Elections
Multiple Black candidates achieved historic wins for governor and Congress across the US, spanning both major parties.