Jamal Trulove is a California man who was wrongfully convicted of murdering his friend after a shooting in 2007 under District Attorney Kamala Harris.
The FTCwill argue Kroger’s $25 billion merger with rival grocer Albertsons is bad for shoppers and workers when the agency’s lawsuit goes to trial in federal court.
Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, attempted to have seven tax-related charges against him dismissed by a federal judge on Monday. However, the judge rejected his plea.
Alicia Summers speaks with Jim Burling, a property rights expert with 40 years of experience in litigation, who argues that the housing shortage is due to a long history of government policies, court rulings, and regulations that have undermined private property rights, making it harder to meet market demand.
Netflix saw a more than 150% surge in upfront ad commitments for this year thanks in part to the NFL games coming on Christmas Day.
A former porn star who accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of sex trafficking her has filed an official criminal complaint against him, just a month after launching a $50 billion civil suit against the hip-hop mogul as well.
A California Sheriff featured in a political ad for Vice President Kamala Harris emphasizes he does not support her.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is now pushing for all schools in the state to ban the use of cellphones in class as he works to push the legislature to enact the policy across The Golden State.
Despite California spending upwards of $24 billion over the past five years, homelessness has increased by 40%. One America’s Stephanie Myers speaks with Prager U’s Aldo Buttazzoni, who interviewed residents of Los Angeles about what needs to be done to fix the crisis.
A California Sheriff says he’s “really upset” by Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign ad, which he says featured him without his permission.