Adam Kinzinger wagered on Kalshi on whether he would be pardoned and whether Biden would issue preemptive pardons — and walked away $823 richer. Now federal regulators want answers.

Kregg Reynolds relied on a knee roller for months as insurers stalled his $8,000 prosthetic replacement before his October wedding.

Franklin-McKinley trustees voted 4-1 to rebuke Marc Cooper after he called 9/11 attackers “cowardly, radical Muslims” at a board meeting.

Brandon Myers and Rick Kuss are running for sheriff as Kitsap County faces a deputy shortage.

A federal judge trimmed Joby Aviation's lawsuit against rival Archer but let core trade-secret claims survive, including a dispute over LA airport leasing info.

Commerce officials are limiting parts shipped to COMAC and weighing a rule targeting landing gear, sources tell Reuters.

Two independent influencers, aided by Karen Bass's legal team, accuse Nithya Raman's campaign of hiding paid social posts weeks before the vote.

LBUSD enrollment has dropped below 60,000 for the first time since the early 1980s, pushing two more school closures toward a board vote.

The Ban Flock Act would let Americans sue the federal government over license plate surveillance, as police misuse scandals mount nationwide.

A Kentucky judge ruled the billion-dollar fight belongs in California courts, sparing Oakland a possible $654 million hit.

Nevada drivers say FedEx dodged overtime pay by routing them through contractor companies. Their attorney calls it a decades-long fight.

Gretchen DiFante and Chief Ed Delmore are both on paid leave as an outside investigator digs into Pelham's leadership clash.

The first woman to lead the Episcopal Diocese of Washington is starting a two-year transition before stepping down in 2028.