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PHILADELPHIA — Sixty-three percent of Philadelphians approve of Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s performance, and 59% believe the city is headed in the right direction, according to a new poll from Pew Charitable Trusts.

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LOS ANGELES — Driverless Waymo vehicles, coated with graffiti and engulfed in flames. Masked protesters, dancing and cavorting around burning American flags. Anonymous figures brazenly blocking streets and shutting down ...Read more

The next time you fly, take a look at your seatmates. There’s a good chance that one of them believes they can successfully pilot the plane, according to new polling.

In the latest Cygnal survey, 25% of respondents said...Read more

BALTIMORE — Over 100 activists from diverse backgrounds filled the streets of Highlandtown, banging drums, carrying signs, and chanting “ICE out of Baltimore” in protest of deportation efforts targeting residents ...Read more

WASHINGTON — House Republicans rescued their “big, beautiful” reconciliation bill from an early death in the Senate Wednesday by passing a measure deleting various provisions that would have violated Senate budget ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Bryan Bedford, the nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration, attempted to reassure Democrats that he would uphold safety standards despite his record lobbying against tougher pilot training rules....Read more

LOS ANGELES — Noemi Ciau visited Westchester Hand Wash on Sunday to drop off a pizza to her husband, who works there as a cleaner. It was around noon when they met and chatted a few minutes.

Ciau was taking their ...Read more

President Donald Trump’s lawyers cited a post from Sen. John Fetterman in their legal response to California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s motion to block the deployment of troops in Los Angeles.

Fetterman, D-Pa., on Monday ...Read more

In a potential pullback after U.S. officials said two weeks ago that they would “aggressively” revoke visas for Chinese students enrolled at U.S. universities and increase vetting of student visa applicants, President ...Read more

ATLANTA — When he was inaugurated for a second term, Gov. Brian Kemp pledged to make Georgia the “electric mobility capital of America.”

The state was awash in clean energy projects pumping billions of dollars and ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Abraham Márquez, a reporter with the nonprofit investigative news startup Southlander, was filming a tense standoff between Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies and immigrant rights protesters in ...Read more

The fired state employee who leaked plans to develop nine Florida state parks with golf courses, hotels and other amenities claims in a new lawsuit that Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration retaliated against him.

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The League of United Latin American Citizens is planning counterprotests across Texas in response to Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement that he mobilized the Texas National Guard ahead of demonstrations against the Trump ...Read more

DEDHAM, Mass. — The Karen Read defense rested its case after testimony from their final witness, who reiterated his opinion that the evidence does not support the prosecution’s theory that a vehicle strike killed John ...Read more

CHICAGO — With protests putting a spotlight on unrest in Los Angeles and more agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement reportedly heading to Chicago, the city’s leaders so far are not flinching when it comes ...Read more

The President Donald Trump vs. Gov. Gavin Newsom war of words — or really, social media posts — has only escalated in recent days as demonstrations protesting the federal government’s immigration enforcement ...Read more

DETROIT — An Oakland County judge has denied the parents of the Oxford High School shooter a chance at a new trials, despite their attorneys' arguments that prosecutors failed to provide potentially favorable evidence to...Read more

ORLANDO, Fla. — For Marissa Delgado, the empty Pulse nightclub holds joyful memories of dancing with friends on Latin night and dark reminders of the worst moments of her life.

This week, she plans to step into the ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Immigration agents have arrested 330 immigrants in Los Angeles since Friday, the White House confirmed Wednesday.

The numbers came from White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, who also slammed Gov. ...Read more

It’s official. Come January, residents in Idaho, Arkansas and Utah who are on food stamps will no longer be able to use the grocery-purchasing assistance to buy soft drinks or candy.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke...Read more