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US Justice Department Seeks Injunction Against California's Mail-in Ballot Counting
The US Justice Department has made a last-minute attempt to prevent over 20,000 mail-in ballots from being counted in California's upcoming midterm elections.
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Trump Administration's Appeal to Target Noncitizen Voters Rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected a last-minute appeal by the Trump administration to target alleged noncitizen voters in California.
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US Supreme Court Asked to Intervene in California Voting Process
A federal lawsuit filed against California targets over 20,000 mail-in ballots submitted by voters in the state.
Business
Proposed Billionaire Tax Sparks Exodus from California
Tech entrepreneur Palmer Luckey has expressed opposition to California's proposed billionaire tax and plans to stay in the state despite its potential financial implications.
Science
New crop of popular-science books tackles modern life's challenges
A new book on surrendering to a higher power argues that giving up control can be liberating in today's complex world.
Business
California Billionaire Sergey Brin Opposes Proposed Wealth Tax
Sergey Brin has become a major player in California's electoral politics through his opposition to a proposed wealth tax that would target billionaires like himself.
Business
Michael Kane has found himself missing a sense of purpose after moving to Thailand over a year ago
Michael Kane, a 54-year-old retiree, has found himself missing a sense of purpose after moving to Koh Samui, Thailand over a year ago. He had grown tired of the fast-paced life in the US...
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Violent Shootings Across US Claim at Least Six Lives
A string of violent shootings across the United States over Halloween weekend has left a trail of death and destruction in its wake.
Politics
US Justice Department Defends Claims of Noncitizens Registered to Vote in California
A federal judge allowed an immigrant rights group access to a dataset on suspected noncitizen voters, but ordered them not to disclose names or use it for anything other than court arguments.
Technology
Solar Roofs Limited in Powering Electric Vehicles
A typical car roof can only capture so much sunlight, making it difficult to generate enough electricity to charge a modern EV.
Politics
Democratic Party Elections Outcome Uncertain
The outcome of Tuesday's elections has significant implications for the Democratic Party, with the size of its victory determining the direction it will take in the coming months.
Style
Big Little Lies Season 3 Production Underway
Fans of the series are still waiting for answers about Bonnie's fate and the consequences for the other women involved in covering up Perry's death after the season two finale left many questions unanswered.
Business
Catherine Zeta-Jones' Early Struggles in Hollywood
Catherine Zeta-Jones faced skepticism from casting agents and struggled to get recognized on the street after moving to California.
Business
Possible Cyberattack on US Military Commissaries Under Investigation
The Pentagon is leading an investigation into possible cyberattacks on US military commissaries following refrigeration control malfunctions.
Politics
Department of Justice's Voter List Found to Contain Significant Errors
A review of California voter rolls has revealed that over 40% of names flagged as possible noncitizen voters by the Department of Justice cannot be found on the state's voter registration...
Business
California's Proposition 13 Continues to Shape State Finances Ahead of New Ballot Measure
A contentious ballot measure in California aims to address the state's reliance on income taxes, which can be vulnerable to fluctuations in the stock market and the fortunes of the wealthy.
Politics
Kamala Harris Campaigns Across Seven States Ahead of Midterm Elections
Vice President Kamala Harris is making a final push across seven states, urging Democrats to turn anger into action and criticizing Republican President Donald Trump.
Business
Mark Zuckerberg’s $170 million Miami mansion is just one piece of his sprawling real estate empire that includes a 196-year-old castle
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has added another high-end property to his collection, a 440-acre estate and castle in Ireland that cost around $57.1 million.
Politics
Federal judge blocks government threats against local officials
A federal judge has intervened in a dispute between the Trump administration and state election officials, issuing an order that blocks the government from threatening or intimidating local officials amid pressure tactics used to scrutinize voting practices.
Politics
Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump Administration's Request on Noncitizen Ballots
A federal appeals court has rejected a bid by the Trump administration to segregate thousands of alleged noncitizen ballots in California, citing concerns about the government's motives and timing.