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Measles Alert in Los Angeles: What You Need to Know

June 25, 2026

Los Angeles County has recorded its seventh measles case this year. The illness came from a traveler who landed at Hollywood Burbank Airport on June 17 after flying from Phoenix. The person was contagious while inside the county. People who were at Gate A4 between 8:45 a. m. and 9:45 a. m. on that

education

Maryland Schools Under Fire Over Gender Rules

June 25, 2026

The U. S. Department of Education has opened investigations into the Maryland State Department of Education and several local school districts, claiming that their policies give boys the right to use girls’ restrooms, locker rooms and sports teams. The probes were announced on the anniversary of Tit

politics

Celebrities and the Voting Mix‑Up

June 25, 2026

In a twist that caught many off guard, several well‑known Hollywood figures have been linked to a puzzling voter registration issue in Los Angeles. Reports say that some of these stars may have used the address of a West Hollywood office, run by financial adviser Michael Ullman, as their official re

finance

Robinhood and Crypto Law: What the July Hearing Means

June 25, 2026

A big change could be coming for digital money in America. On July 17, a U. S. House committee will talk about the CLARITY Act. The bill wants to make it clear which government office, either the SEC or the CFTC, watches over each type of crypto. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana are in focus. Many cryp

crime

City Hall Under Scrutiny: A New Twist on the Adams Era

June 25, 2026

The story starts with a new arrest. Frank Carone, once the mayor’s top aide, is now in federal custody after prosecutors say he took $120, 000 to steer a big migrant shelter deal toward a Queens hotel. Carone’s brother and two others face similar charges, all claiming innocence. In the same city, I

crime

World Cup visitors flood Atlanta, but crime levels surprisingly drop

June 25, 2026

Atlanta became a soccer hotspot when the FIFA World Cup kicked off, drawing half a million fans into the city. Despite the massive crowds and global spotlight, something unexpected happened: crime rates actually fell during the tournament’s first week. Most surprising? This happened in the middle of

crime

How New York is making it easier for sexual assault survivors to come forward

June 25, 2026

New York has seen a rise in sexual assault survivors speaking up, not because attacks are increasing, but because the city is making it safer for them to do so. A key reason? A legal update in 2024 that broadened what counts as rape. Before, proving penetration was often required—now, the law recogn

politics

Zimbabwe’s Senate Gives Green Light to Longer Presidential Terms

June 25, 2026

Zimbabwe’s Senate made a bold move this week by voting overwhelmingly to extend presidential terms from five to seven years. With 75 senators in favor and just four against, the change clears the way for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stay in office until 2030—if he signs the bill. The new rule als

politics

Law Enforcement and Catholic Groups Raise Alarm Over Crypto Bill

June 25, 2026

Law enforcement agencies and Catholic organizations recently sent warnings to the U. S. government about a bill that could weaken efforts to fight financial crime, particularly involving cryptocurrency. A coalition of four law enforcement groups—representing over 70, 000 police officers, prosecutors

sports

When a star player and a team stop trusting each other

June 25, 2026

Giannis Antetokounmpo turned the Bucks from a struggling squad into a championship team. Over nine seasons, he grew from an unknown rookie into a two-time MVP and Finals MVP. Milwaukee became a regular-season powerhouse, racking up wins and thrill rides to the playoffs. But in the end, the team he b