Trump And Putin Morph Into The Same Person In Time Magazine Cover
For the second month in a row, Time magazine has put a provocative photo illustration of President Donald Trump on its cover.
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For the second month in a row, Time magazine has put a provocative photo illustration of President Donald Trump on its cover.
Counties would bear the cost but they may be able to claim reimbursement from the state.
President Donald Trump says Air Force One is getting a patriotic makeover.
The California Supreme Court has blocked the measure that would divide the state in three from appearing on November ballot.
Two former state workers are suing to get their money back for union dues they paid before a US Supreme Court decision in their favor.
Anthony Scott Lloyd, 45, also was sentenced in federal court in Los Angeles to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service.
Court papers show Maria Butina's activities included efforts to use contacts with the National Rifle Association to develop relationships with U.S. politicians.
A federal judge on Monday ordered a temporary halt to any deportations of reunited families who were separated by the Trump administration after crossing the southwest border.
In one day, 230 people backed the campaign and helped it exceed its $4,500 goal by nearly $800.
From Congress to state legislatures and school boards, Muslim Americans spurred to action by the anti-Muslim policies and rhetoric of President Donald Trump and his supporters are running for elected offices.
In backing de Leon, a majority of the party's 360-member executive board ignored Feinstein's calls to stay neutral in the race.
The crash happened in the Posey Tube heading eastbound toward Oakland at around 3:25 p.m. on Friday.
In Sacramento County and four others using a new voting model, turnout increased from 2014. The increases were roughly on par with those seen statewide.
US President Donald Trump will finally meet Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Friday, throwing one of the world's most unscripted leaders into a situation full of convention and tradition.
The lawsuit alleges that the system for registering so-called bullet-button assault weapons was unavailable for most of the week before the July 1 deadline.
