Trump declares Oval Office a national monument
President Trump signs an executive order to protect the Oval Office as a national monument, though legal experts say the move may not prevent future changes.
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President Trump signs an executive order to protect the Oval Office as a national monument, though legal experts say the move may not prevent future changes.
A proposed law would require Amazon to directly employ delivery workers instead of using subcontractors, potentially giving thousands new protections.
Voters in Texas, Kansas and New York react to Democrats winning Senate and House control for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency.
Democrats swept into office on promises to clamp down on energy-hungry data centers, reshaping the regulatory landscape for AI infrastructure.
Left-leaning states join conservative ones in approving ballot measures to restrict transgender participation in school sports.
President Trump signs proclamation to prevent future presidents from making major changes to the Oval Office and Cabinet Room.
One Lakewood Police officer was killed and three wounded after a gunfight with a suspect attempting to board a bus Thursday night. The suspect was also killed.
After Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterms, Trump has used two public appearances to discuss renovations and protecting the Oval Office from future changes.
Low pressure over the US midwest drags warm Gulf air north, pushing temperatures 7-10C above normal in early November.
A San Francisco startup is training cleaning robots by having humans pilot them remotely, collecting data for future autonomous machines.
Democrat LaKesha Womack ousted Republican Rep. Tim Moore despite being outspent 50 to 1, part of a blue wave that rewrote the political map.
Three tech giants challenge AB 1709, which bans autoplay and personalized feeds for under-16s, citing free speech and privacy concerns.
The GOP spent months redrawing maps to gain seats. Voters handed Democrats the House anyway, and control of states that will draw the next maps.
Public schools already facing decades of declining birth rates now lose hundreds of thousands more students as ICE raids intensify across the country.
The Breaking Bad star and Dos Hombres cofounder shares how he divides his time between coasts, from morning coffee to evening reading.
Progressive candidates won on healthcare reform in 2026, but the policy faces steep obstacles from moderates and industry opposition.
A federal judge temporarily halted work on President Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch after Vietnam veterans and two states sued to stop the project.
President Trump signs a proclamation to preserve the Oval Office and Cabinet Room, though it does not prevent future presidents from reversing it or redesigning the space.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom commutes 548 death row sentences to life without parole, ending the largest death row in the Western Hemisphere.
Texas Democrats vow to overhaul public schools, ending state takeovers and voucher programs by 2025.
Texas Democrats unseat Lt. Gov. Patrick after THC ban backlash.
Openly gay candidates flip red seats in 2026 midterms despite anti-LGBTQ+ backlash.
Dayan Akhtar, a 22-year-old British climber, sends Return of the Sleepwalker V17 in Nevada, marking his first V17 grade.
Karen Bass and Nithya Raman clash over homelessness, police leadership in LA mayoral debate.