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Governor Newsom Signs Law Banning Legacy Preferences in California’s Private Universities
California has officially banned legacy admissions at private and nonprofit universities, marking a significant shift in the state's college admissions process. 
California has officially banned legacy admissions at private and nonprofit universities, marking a significant shift in the state's college admissions process. -
Ryan Routh Pleads Not Guilty to Trump Assassination Attempt, Faces Federal Charges
Ryan Wesley Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump, pleaded not guilty on Monday to a range of serious federal charges in a West Palm Beach, Florida, courtroom. 
Ryan Wesley Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump, pleaded not guilty on Monday to a range of serious federal charges in a West Palm Beach, Florida, courtroom. -
Trump Draws Mockery Over Bizarre Nugget Toss and Escalating Attacks on Kamala Harris at Alabama Game
Donald Trump's recent appearance at an Alabama sports event has left social media buzzing, not just for his unusual actions but also for his appearance. Onlookers were both amused and perplexed as the former president, flanked by Secret Service agents, threw boxes of chicken nuggets into the crowd, creating a spectacle that drew more attention to his hair than his politics. 
Donald Trump's recent appearance at an Alabama sports event has left social media buzzing, not just for his unusual actions but also for his appearance. Onlookers were both amused and perplexed as the former president, flanked by Secret Service agents, threw boxes of chicken nuggets into the crowd, creating a spectacle that drew more attention to his hair than his politics. -
California Governor Gavin Newsom Vetoes Groundbreaking AI Safety Bill
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a landmark bill on Sunday that aimed to establish some of the nation's first safety regulations for large artificial intelligence (AI) models. The decision has drawn widespread attention, as the proposed legislation would have positioned California as a leader in regulating the rapidly advancing AI industry. However, Newsom expressed concerns that the bill's stringent requirements could stifle innovation and harm the state's homegrown tech sector. 
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a landmark bill on Sunday that aimed to establish some of the nation's first safety regulations for large artificial intelligence (AI) models. The decision has drawn widespread attention, as the proposed legislation would have positioned California as a leader in regulating the rapidly advancing AI industry. However, Newsom expressed concerns that the bill's stringent requirements could stifle innovation and harm the state's homegrown tech sector. -
U.S. Charges Iranian Nationals with Hacking Trump Campaign and Attempting to Sway U.S. Election
The U.S. Justice Department has unsealed charges against three Iranian nationals accused of orchestrating a sophisticated cyberattack targeting former President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign. 
The U.S. Justice Department has unsealed charges against three Iranian nationals accused of orchestrating a sophisticated cyberattack targeting former President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign. -
Melania Trump Accused of Monetizing Public Image: Ex-Aide Alleges Staged Photos Sold for Profit
Shocking claims surface that Melania licensed personal photos for financial gain, fueling accusations of a "scripted" public persona. 
Shocking claims surface that Melania licensed personal photos for financial gain, fueling accusations of a "scripted" public persona. -
Kamala Harris Pushes Tough Border Security Message in Arizona, Criticizes Trump for Blocking Bipartisan Immigration Deal
Vice President Kamala Harris, aiming to turn immigration from a political liability into a strength, visited the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona on Friday 
Vice President Kamala Harris, aiming to turn immigration from a political liability into a strength, visited the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona on Friday -
Eric Adams Accused of Accepting $123K in Luxury Perks and Fraudulently Obtaining $10M in Campaign Funds Amid Corruption Probe
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted in a historic federal case, accused of engaging in a decade-long corruption scheme that allegedly involved taking bribes, enjoying luxury international travel, and fraudulently obtaining millions in campaign funds. The five-count indictment, unsealed by Manhattan prosecutors, marks the first time a sitting NYC mayor has faced such charges and could expose Adams to significant prison time if convicted. 
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted in a historic federal case, accused of engaging in a decade-long corruption scheme that allegedly involved taking bribes, enjoying luxury international travel, and fraudulently obtaining millions in campaign funds. The five-count indictment, unsealed by Manhattan prosecutors, marks the first time a sitting NYC mayor has faced such charges and could expose Adams to significant prison time if convicted. -
Harris Draws Ire Over Call to Move Beyond ‘Failed Policies,’ Sparking Conservative Jabs
Vice President Kamala Harris faced a wave of criticism from conservative commentators after calling for Americans to move on from "failed policies" in a speech focused on the economy. Vice President Kamala Harris faced a wave of criticism from conservative commentators after calling for Americans to move on from "failed policies" in a speech focused on the economy. -
Eric Adams Charged with 10 Years of Foreign Bribery and Fraud: NYC Mayor's Alleged Ties to Turkish Officials Exposed
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been charged with five federal counts, including wire fraud, bribery, and conspiracy, in connection with foreign nationals and officials who allegedly sought to influence his political decisions. The indictment, unsealed Thursday, paints a picture of a nearly decade-long scheme in which Adams accepted luxury gifts, including international travel and financial benefits, in exchange for political favors. 
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been charged with five federal counts, including wire fraud, bribery, and conspiracy, in connection with foreign nationals and officials who allegedly sought to influence his political decisions. The indictment, unsealed Thursday, paints a picture of a nearly decade-long scheme in which Adams accepted luxury gifts, including international travel and financial benefits, in exchange for political favors.
