Simone Biles Claps Back At New USA Gymnastics Leader Over Nike Tweet
Mary Bono had been at the helm of USA Gymnastics for only a day when she drew the ire of the sport's brightest star.
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Mary Bono had been at the helm of USA Gymnastics for only a day when she drew the ire of the sport's brightest star.
Scott Wagner later removed the video after backlash for his comments about Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf.
With less than a month until California's election, the rush is on to get registered and to make sure you're registered to vote.
California voters will decide the fate of everything from bonds to the gas tax and even how veal is raised in the 2018 general election.
First lady Melania Trump said in an interview that aired Thursday that she is the most bullied person in the world, which has led her to create her anti-bullying "Be Best" initiative.
Kanye West is heading to the White House Thursday to have lunch with President Donald Trump and meet with his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
Activist and columnist Shaun King claims a sheriff's department in Arkansas forced people they arrested to wear Nike T-shirts for their mug shot to mock Nike and Colin Kaepernick.
Proposition 11 would require emergency ambulance employees that work for private companies to remain on call during their work breaks.
Proposition 4 was placed on the ballot by petition signatures and would create $1.5 billion in funds through bond sales.
Proposition 3 calls for the state to authorize nearly $9 billion in bonds to cover water and environmental projects throughout the state.
Another fix for California's housing crisis is an attempt to use mental health funds to help pay for housing for those with mental illnesses who are homeless.
Proposition 1 calls for the state to sell $4 billion in bonds for veterans and affordable housing.
The two Democrats plan to appear Oct. 17 in San Francisco for an hourlong "conversation" hosted by the Public Policy Institute of California.
In a statement, Feinstein called Trump's remarks "ridiculous and an embarrassment."
The "zero-tolerance" crackdown ended in June, but hundreds of children remain in detention, shelters or foster care and U.S. officials say more than 200 are not eligible for reunification or release.
