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During any campaign season, voters and nonvoters alike are inundated with ads and text messages and emails begging for money for a political cause or candidate. That’s been true for California’s special election on redistricting, only called a couple of …

By MATT O’BRIEN and THALIA BEATY OpenAI said Tuesday it has reorganized its ownership structure and converted its business into a public benefit corporation after two crucial regulators, the Delaware and California attorneys general, said they would not oppose the …

The holiday season brings joy, travel and gift-giving, but it also brings increased risk of scams. As you check off your seasonal to-do list, make sure protecting your money is part of the plan. “The holidays are prime time for …

By KEN SWEET NEW YORK (AP) — The Trump administration is moving to overrule any state laws that may protect consumers’ credit reports from medical debt and other debt issues. Related Articles ‘Cancer doesn’t care’: Citizen lobbyists unite to push …

Serena Hui Guo, a student at Arcadia High School, was crowned the 107th Rose Queen on Tuesday, Oct. 28, during a ceremony on the front steps of the Tournament House. Tournament of Roses President Mark Leavens made the announcement on …

Across Los Angeles, the memory of injustice is being used to block the homes our city desperately needs. As a fourth-generation Japanese American, I’ve watched the mantra “Never Again”—born from the trauma of Internment during World War II—turn from a …

DEL MAR — It was late Monday afternoon when Bill Mott’s assistant phoned with the news no trainer wants to hear. Our horse has a fever. Not just any horse, but the headline horse of 2025: Sovereignty, winner of the …

I’ve often thought the seven-year battle played out between the city of San Jose and a group of community advocates over an abandoned railroad trestle would make for a great public-policy case study about how not to manage a project. …

Does retribution, no matter how satisfying and deserved it might feel, justify killing? That is but one of the moral questions raised in Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s hard-hitting, sometimes funny and multi-layered thriller. It confirms from its metaphorically dense opening …

Does retribution, no matter how satisfying and deserved it might feel, justify killing? That is but one of the moral questions raised in Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s hard-hitting, sometimes funny and multi-layered thriller. It confirms from its metaphorically dense opening …

I’ve often thought the seven-year battle played out between the city of San Jose and a group of community advocates over an abandoned railroad trestle would make for a great public-policy case study about how not to manage a project. …

It’s that breaking point that Kevin Huerter looks forward to. That moment in the game where wave after wave of Bulls players have the opposing team bent over at the foul line, hands grasping the bottom of their shorts, and …

Ever since Hank Scorpio gifted Homer Simpson the Broncos in 1996, Denver has been a perfect 8-0 against the Cowboys. That includes Sunday’s dominant 44-24 win at Empower Field at Mile High. The victory increases the Broncos’ (6-2) winning streak …

Official .gov site blasts ‘Radical Left Democrats’ I recently logged on to the U.S. Forest Service South Platte Ranger District website to get some current information. At the very top of the website is a special alert which states, “The …

Vandals shattered the windows of a half-dozen queer-affirming businesses across Denver over the weekend, according to a local activist group. Parasol Patrol, a Denver-area organization formed to protect children from hateful speech at protests, described the weekend incidents as a …

Nebraska understandably wants to finally tap into a water right it has held on the South Platte River for almost a century. Coloradans understandably are worried the plan will cut into the amount of water they can pull during the …

By Matt Haines, The New York Times Few cities do spooky like New Orleans. Mix Anne Rice’s vampires, aboveground burials and a tradition of jazz funerals and you get a city undaunted by death. Mix gin, vermouth and absinthe and …

By KEN SWEET NEW YORK (AP) — The Trump administration is moving to overrule any state laws that may protect consumers’ credit reports from medical debt and other debt issues. Related Articles Trump administration shakes up ICE leadership across the …

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said on today’s House Republican Conference call that “she is tired of people listening to the White House political staff” and “that Thune needs to use the nuclear option and reopen the government” — …

A traffic stop in the Jefferson Park neighborhood ended in a car crash and shots fired at police, Chicago police said. Officers tried to pull over a driver in a Jeep in the 4800 block of North Milwaukee Avenue around …