DOJ sues to stop California's anti-ICE no-masking law

John O'Hurley has expressed his struggles as a white man in Hollywood, stating that it is 'difficult to work' in the industry at his age. He revealed that he is 'reluctantly' still residing in Los Angeles but is considering leaving California, joining other celebrities in the ongoing exodus from the state.

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against California Governor Gavin Newsom over a state measure that allows illegal immigrants to access in-state tuition benefits. The lawsuit argues that this policy violates federal law and undermines the integrity of the immigration system.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated an investigation into its own handling of mortgage fraud allegations against Senator Adam Schiff (D-Calif.). A federal grand jury in Maryland has been convened to examine the circumstances surrounding the case, which raises concerns about potential influence from allies of former President Trump.

The Trump administration has proposed new oil and gas drilling off the coast of California and in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico. This initiative aims to expand U.S. oil production, which has been a significant focus for the administration. The proposal has sparked concerns regarding environmental impacts and regulatory changes.

Meghan Markle discusses her profound love for Prince Harry in a recent interview with Harper's Bazaar, marking five years since their departure from royal duties and relocation to California.

The poverty rate in the San Francisco Bay Area increased significantly from 12.2% to 16.3% in 2023, according to a report by Tipping Point Community. This rise means approximately 1.02 million residents in the six-county region are now classified as impoverished, with an additional 12.5% of residents, or about 790,000 people, living on the edge of poverty, struggling to meet basic expenses.

Democratic senators clashed with Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) on the Senate floor over a resolution that would clarify that any damages won by Republican senators from lawsuits against the Department of Justice (DOJ) would be directed to the U.S. Treasury instead of the senators' personal accounts. This confrontation highlights ongoing tensions regarding the appropriateness of such provisions.

The Justice Department is investigating the handling of the mortgage fraud case involving California Senator Adam Schiff. The inquiry focuses on whether two allies of former President Trump influenced the investigation, as prosecutors face challenges in building their case. The investigation is overseen by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.