Newly Elected Democrat Faces Felony Car Theft Charge
LaKesha Womack, who flipped a House seat in North Carolina, is scheduled to appear in court next week on a charge stemming from a 2019 rental car incident.
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Trump's Arch Project Approved Amid Protester Threats
The 250-foot arch construction faces legal challenges but may begin this week.
New Jersey Suburb Lifts 138-Year-Old Alcohol Ban
Collingswood voters approved a referendum to end prohibition, allowing liquor sales after more than a century.
Blue Jays Condemn Santander for Anti-Muslim Social Media Posts
The Toronto Blue Jays organization released a statement denouncing outfielder Anthony Santander's social media activity targeting Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed.
Australian Radio Host Questions Impeachment of Prime Minister Albanese Amidst Public Dissatisfaction
A prominent Australian radio host suggested the country should explore removing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese before the next election, citing economic hardship and perceived poor leadership.
LA Mayor-Elect Nithya Raman Taps Garcetti Veterans for Administration
Rick Cole, a former deputy mayor under Eric Garcetti, is slated to play a key role in Nithya Raman's transition team as she prepares to take office.
Nate Silver Suspects Trump May Resign Before Term Ends
The election forecaster, who accurately predicted the 'blue tsunami,' suggested Donald Trump might find a pretext to leave office due to political isolation.
US Politics Descends Into "Hatefest," Aiding Adversaries, NY Post Argues
Intensifying partisan extremism and divisive rhetoric are undermining American strength and benefiting geopolitical rivals, according to an opinion piece.
Nithya Raman Dodges Questions on Ousting LAPD Chief in First Press Conference as Mayor-Elect
Los Angeles Mayor-elect Nithya Raman offered reassurances on public safety but avoided direct answers regarding her campaign promises to replace LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell.