Politics

A town in Massachusetts is fining a resident $100 a day and demanding they stop projecting a Trump 2024 sign on the town's water tower each night.

Massachusetts town takes legal action against resident projecting Trump sign

The FBI has revised its 2022 crime data, initially reporting a 2.1% decrease in violent crime, which has jumped to an increase of 4.5%.

FBI revises crime data, reveals increase after initial decline reported

Republican officials in Waynesboro, Virginia, sued state election leaders, saying the ballot-counting process violates the state constitution.

Virginia officials threaten to reject election results

The Department of Justice will monitor voting in a northeast Ohio county after social media posts from the local sheriff about migrants.

DOJ to monitor voting in Ohio county over intimidation concerns

Vice President Kamala Harris is facing plagiarism accusations related to a book she co-authored in 2009, with O'C. Hamilton.

How the media are defining plagiarism amid Kamala Harris allegations

A dog owner who allegedly tied his pet to fence and abandoned it as he evacuated Florida during Hurricane Milton now faces animal cruelty charges.

Pet owner who left dog tied to fence before hurricane faces charges

SpaceX filed a lawsuit against the California Coastal Commission, alleging political bias in the decision to block increased rocket launches.

SpaceX sues California agency over rocket launch denial, alleges political bias

Democrats out-fundraised Republicans by about 2.5 times in the top 10 Senate battleground races, according to Politico.

Democrats more than double GOP fundraising in Senate battleground states

More than a quarter of college applicants rule out schools due to the political climate in the states where the institutions are located.

1 in 4 college applicants avoid certain states over politics

There are five ways immigration benefits the U.S. economy, Zeke Hernandez explains. Here's how he'd change the "screwed up" system.

Why deportations are an ‘economic disaster’ and other immigration truths

The Supreme Court is weighing whether a trucker fired for failing a drug test under the RICO Act.

SCOTUS weighs RICO case of trucker fired over failed drug test

Following after he published a dossier on JD Vance, journalist Ken Klippenstein reported that he was visited by the FBI.

FBI visited journalist after he published hacked JD Vance dossier

Early voting for the November 5 presidential election has begun in Georgia, and the state is already seeing a record-breaking turnout. By late Tuesday afternoon, more than 252,000 voters had cast their ballots at early voting sites, nearly doubling the 136,000 who voted on the first day of early voting during the 2020 election, according to a senior Georgia election official.

Record turnout for Georgia early voting as judge blocks hand-count rule

With less than three weeks until the presidential election, the candidates are blitzing battleground states and the airwaves with town halls.

Harris, Trump field questions during town halls as Election Day nears

A majority of Americans are worried that social media companies are censoring content related to the 2024 election, according to a new poll.

Majority of Americans worried over social media censorship ahead of election

Former NYPD commissioner reportedly quietly dismissed multiple disciplinary cases ahead of his resignation and NYC Health Commissioner to step down Friday.

Caban pardoned NYPD officers, top doctor leaving Adams admin: Report

Discover how Ukraine's Third Assault brigade uses unconventional ad campaigns to attract new recruits, with a more approachable side shown.

Ukraine turns to creative ads to boost military recruiting

North Carolina Republican Lieutenant Governor, and GOP gubernatorial candidate, Mark Robinson is suing CNN for $50 million for defamation.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson sues CNN, alleges defamation

The Department of Justice sued the state for purging individuals without proof of citizenship from voter rolls.

DOJ sues Virginia for purging voter rolls too close to Election Day

An internal memo by U.S. Customs and Border Protection reveals that 150 out of 500 surveillance cameras are out at the U.S-Mexico border.

1/3 of surveillance cameras not working at US-Mexico border: Border Patrol

Americans’ trust in the media and the U.S. government has hit a historic low, according to a new Gallup poll.

Americans’ trust in media, US government reaches all-time low

"The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast could be the next stop for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Joe Rogan podcast could be next campaign stop for Trump, Harris

About 85% of Americans want CBS to release the full transcript of Vice President Kamala Harris' recent interview on "60 Minutes."

Majority of voters want to see CBS transcript of Harris interview: Poll

Starting Nov. 1, five California counties will require employees at hospitals and other health care facilities to wear face masks.

Mask mandates return for some California health care workers