The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has criticized California's upcoming ban on gas-powered cars as the Biden administration continues its crackdown on such vehicles.

The Department of Justice (D.O.J.) has been seeking thousands of dollars in fines from January 6 convicts and lengthy prison sentences.

Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway, has been severely beaten in the Challapalca Prison in Peru, where he is being held ahead of his extradition to the United States next month.

The renowned Johns Hopkins Medicine in Maryland has recently unveiled an extensive pronoun usage guide for its employees, an initiative prompted by a policy promoting inclusivity introduced last year.

Pro-Israel groups and Jewish allies are calling for the City University of New York's (CUNY) public law school to lose funding after a graduating student accused Israel of "indiscriminately raining bullets and bombs" on Palestinians during her commencement speech.

Amidst escalating legislative changes in the Sunshine State, Megaplex, a renowned convention in Orlando that celebrates the "furry" community, has enacted an age limit for its attendees.

A missed stop on a bus in Charlotte, North Carolina, led to a terrifying shootout between the driver and a passenger, according to transit authorities.

The Texas House of Representatives has appointed 12 managers to present evidence in the Senate impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton.

In the face of recent reports claiming a retail "collapse" in San Francisco's downtown District, the city's Mayor, London Breed, has taken a stand.

California Governor Gavin Newsom faced criticism from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' spokesperson after he blamed the Memorial Day shooting in Hollywood, Florida, on laws signed by DeSantis that are not yet in effect.