- — Feds pursuing 'multiple' election fraud investigations, top prosecutor says
- Federal prosecutor Bill Essayli says multiple California election fraud investigations are underway as state officials reject Trump's cheating claims.
- — From botched ticket sales to steep water prices, World Cup fans feel the squeeze
- FIFA is asking 60 fans who were sold World Cup tickets for free to pay corrected face value for them. FIFA also is shutting down water refill options.
- — Why does California have strong economic growth but high unemployment?
- California unemployment and tech layoffs climb even as the state records strong GDP growth
- — Trump attorney general pick Todd Blanche could face confirmation challenges
- Blanche has faced criticism for the $1.8-billion "anti-weaponization fund" created to settle a lawsuit by Trump, two of his sons and their business against the IRS.
- — Senate rejects an initial attempt to ban Trump's $1.8-billion 'anti-weaponization' fund
- It was the second effort in Congress to rebuke President Trump in two days, following the House vote Wednesday to rein in Trump's war powers in Iran.
- — Former President López Obrador accuses Trump of plotting against Mexico's left
- Former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador issued a blistering statement accusing the Trump administration of using a narco-terrorism 'pretext' to weaken Mexico's left.
- — Sheinbaum accuses the U.S. of meddling in Mexican affairs
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum accused the U.S. of meddling in Mexico's internal affairs after a report about two Mexican governors who had their U.S. visas revoked amid probes into possible links to organized crime.
- — Value of Huntington Beach defense tech startup balloons to $1.8 billion
- The Huntington Beach company said it raised $300 million in its latest funding round, bringing up its valuation.
- — The U.S. is investigating two more Mexican governors for connections to cartels
- The U.S. investigation into two Mexican governors suspected of working with organized crime threatens to deepen a growing rift between the U.S. and the Sheinbaum government.
- — Supreme Court rules Alabama may redraw congressional maps to oust a Black Democrat
- The decision clears the way for the governor and state lawmakers to redraw their congressional voting map with six districts that favor Republicans and one that favors a Democrat.
- — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin refuses to commit to following court orders
- Mullin faced the Senate Appropriations Committee amid scrutiny over the agency's budget and immigration enforcement ahead of the World Cup.
- — Aspiration co-founder sentenced to 14 years for fraud
- Co-founder of eco-friendly financial firm Aspiration has been sentenced after defrauding investors.
- — L.A. Rep. Jimmy Gomez reportedly faces House investigation over sexual misconduct allegations
- The investigation came after the New York Post reported that the five-term congressman had been spotted kissing a much younger congressional staffer from a different office in 2023.
- — Missing worker at high-security lab in New Mexico found dead in remote forest
- Melissa Casias' death is part of an FBI investigation looking into dead or missing federal scientists or staff members involved in sensitive research.
- — In deep-blue California, frustration with Democratic status quo roils governor, L.A. mayor race
- For Democrats, little clear consensus has emerged so far on who should lead Los Angeles and California into the future.
- — Trump signs an executive order to vet top AI models for national security risks
- The order directs the federal government to establish a voluntary early review process for the country's most advanced artificial intelligence models.
- — Competition to run JPL comes at fraught moment of federal budget cuts, project overruns, management missteps
- A competitive contract isn't necessarily a bad thing, experts say. But the administration's anti-science record raises suspicion.
- — World Cup cash grab: Simon Kuper argues politics, greed are strengthening FIFA monopoly
- Once a festival of affordable global fandom, the World Cup now is giving FIFA a prime opportunity to reap record profits from soccer fans.
- — Monterey Park takes landmark vote on banning data centers
- Local governments in a few U.S. towns and cities have banned data centers, but Monterey Park could be the first city to ban them by popular vote.
- — 'People are getting hurt': OpenAI sued by Florida over alleged safety risks
- The lawsuit alleges the San Francisco company prioritized speed and commercial gain over safety concerns, including the use of AI for self-harm and violence.
- — Meta reveals details about layoffs in Playa Vista and Menlo Park
- Meta announces the locations and scale of layoffs affected by the social media company's most recent round of cuts.
As of 6/5/26 6:52pm. Last new 6/5/26 5:40pm.
- Next feed in category: NYT Africa


![direct link [l]](img/ib-link_nm.png)