A Louisiana judge ordered chemical castration for a former police officer and volunteer firefighter convicted of raping multiple children in New Roads, the second such sentence under the state’s castration law this year.
The FAA grounded commercial flights nationwide Friday after air traffic controllers lost radio contact with pilots, a disruption Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said stemmed from a communication issue affecting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers.
US Air Force security forces responded to suspected unauthorised drone activity over RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk on Friday, prompting a brief shelter-in-place alert before the incident was declared resolved.
The Justice Department is directing federal agencies to prioritize English-only communications, forms, and services, building on Trump’s 2025 order making English the official language, while carving out exceptions for legally required or mission-necessary multilingual assistance.
Arizona Democrats, newly in control of the legislature and governorship, plan to repeal abortion restrictions including a ban on aborting babies diagnosed with Down syndrome, with a key appeals court hearing set for December 17.
A video of ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit feeding his dog steak off a plate on a New York City restaurant floor has sparked a public argument over dining etiquette, pet rules, and personal liberty — even though federal and state rules generally bar pets from restaurant dining rooms.
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Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor is reportedly in line for an NIL deal worth up to $9 million, sparking online debate even though comparisons to Mississippi’s GDP don’t hold up.
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker says he quit smoking only after being diagnosed with precancer of the esophagus, revisiting a long personal history with opioid addiction and a 2008 plane crash that killed three friends.
Jensen Huang’s departure from Nvidia strips Beijing of one of its most persuasive voices in Washington policy debates over chip exports, even as it raises questions about the pace of America’s AI buildout.
Outgoing LA Mayor Karen Bass says her loss to democratic socialist Nithya Raman was part of a national ‘wave’ of voters wanting change, rather than a reflection of her own record.
Los Angeles County prosecutors have charged eight people, including an LA Metro employee and a state worker, with defrauding taxpayers of more than $177,000 in public assistance by hiding income and assets.
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A paid Colorado Capitol internship program advertised by state Sen. Iman Jodeh requires applicants to identify as Muslim or as Middle Eastern, North African or South Asian, a criterion that raises questions under federal civil rights law.
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House Minority Leader-elect Jim Jordan said Wednesday he expects Democrats to launch a third impeachment of President Trump and investigate cabinet officials and potential 2028 GOP contenders if they control the House.