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A boat carrying illegal immigrants landed in Newport Beach’s harbor, clipping a yacht, before the migrants were driven away in waiting cars, prompting fresh scrutiny of California’s sanctuary policies and its limited cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
MLB has explored hosting a game inside Grand Teton National Park, but the White House says no permit has been granted and the plan is not a federal priority.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed ten new gun control bills on Saturday, including a first-of-its-kind law requiring 3D printers sold in California to block firearm blueprints.
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said the government should regulate the internet to reduce loneliness and powerlessness he believes make voters susceptible to Donald Trump, drawing a sharp rebuke from the White House.
Sen. Jon Ossoff has repeatedly appeared alongside former Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams, who was impeached over alleged misuse of city funds and sexually suggestive messages exchanged with an 18-year-old student.
Rep. Nancy Mace responded sharply to online critics who objected to her posting about attending South Carolina’s football game, saying she plans to keep cheering for the Gamecocks regardless of the backlash.
Netflix stock dropped 5 percent after Wells Fargo flagged declining user engagement, even as the company launched a new Washington, D.C. lobbying alliance with Amazon and YouTube.
Sen. John Kennedy campaigned for Sen. Pete Ricketts in Nebraska days after Ricketts’ opponent, independent Dan Osborn, was caught on a hot mic disparaging Red Cloud, Nebraska residents.
Texas Rep. Brandon Gill and streamer Hasan Piker traded escalating personal attacks online after Piker told Axios the U.S. is worse than Al-Qaeda in terms of deaths caused.
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