RJ Luis Jr. Granted Injunction, Temporarily Eligible to Play for LSU
A Louisiana court has allowed the former St. John's star to join the LSU basketball team pending a November hearing.
US Politics News
Federal Reserve Faces Dilemma on Interest Rates Amidst AI-Driven Economic Surge
Officials grapple with whether rising interest rates are curbing investment beyond the AI sector as economic growth broadens.
Emergency Declared at South Carolina Nuclear Site After Lab Fire
Officials reported no contamination outside the affected facility.
El-Sayed Links American Guns to Mexican Cartels, Advocates for Diplomatic Approach
The Michigan Senate candidate stated that U.S.-manufactured firearms are a significant factor in the rise of Mexican cartels.
49ers Trade for DeForest Buckner, Release Cornerback Jack Jones
San Francisco reacquires veteran defensive lineman, waiving Jack Jones to make roster space.
LA Residents Demand Audit Amid Soaring LADWP Bills and Lavish Spending
Ratepayers face escalating costs as the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power faces scrutiny over extravagant employee compensation and what critics call "far-left climate fancies."
Federal Judge Denies Trump Administration's Bid to Segregate Ballots
A judge ruled against a Justice Department request that sought to identify and set aside ballots cast by individuals the administration deemed "likely" noncitizens.
Big 12 Fines UCF $100,000 Over Derogatory Chants Aimed at BYU, Mormon Church
The conference also establishes a new policy with escalating consequences for discriminatory conduct.
Stevie Wonder's Ex-Fiancée Claims Verbal Agreement for Hollywood Hills Home Amid Dispute
Carmen Efferson speaks out against the legendary musician, alleging a battle over a $2 million property where she claims to have lived for nearly 40 years.