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Rachel Apa, 24, died of rhabdomyolysis hours after collapsing near Mile 24 of the New York City Marathon, and friends and her former colleges are remembering her as a fiercely determined athlete who was raising money to fight Parkinson’s disease.
California voters this week agreed to permanently lock in income tax rates on the state’s highest earners that were originally sold to the public as temporary, approving Proposition 3 with 58.
California will have a new governor for the first time in eight years after the Fox News Decision Desk projected that former Biden administration Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra has defeated Republican Steve Hilton, keeping the governorship in Democratic hands as Gov. Gavin Newsom’s term-limited tenure comes to a close.
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority when he federalized California’s National Guard last year, and refused the administration’s request to simply withdraw its own appeal rather than face a ruling. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in a divided three-judge panel decision, upheld a lower court injunction against Trump’s June 2025 order sending 4,000 California National Guard troops into federal service during protests over immigration
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Student protests that erupted across France this month have merged into a broader nationwide revolt, and a new investigation has traced the organizational scaffolding behind it to a transnational web of communist parties, labor unions, and international activist groups. A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 organizations tied to France’s October student protests and the wider network supporting them, including communist parties, revolutionary socialist groups, labor unions, environmenta
The McLaren that killed driver James Wehr and passenger Lexi Kramer in a Sept. 13 Irvine crash spontaneously caught fire again weeks later at a Costa Mesa tow yard, with no injuries reported and arson ruled out so far.
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