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Los Angeles’s famed wild cougar mascot faces uncertain future after attacking dog

Los Angeles's unofficial mascot, a wild cougar who roams the famed Griffith Park, is in danger of losing his life after officials discovered that he killed a pet dog and wounded another.

Ruben Gallego reaffirms interest in challenging Sinema in 2024 with broadside criticizing her party switch

Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), in a scathing critique of Kyrsten Sinema, said the Arizona senator’s decision to leave the Democratic Party and register as an independent has not altered his interest in challenging her in 2024.

Maxine Waters pays daughter more campaign money amid GOP push to ban the practice

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) paid thousands more in campaign funds to her daughter on the heels of Republicans ramping up their efforts to oppose family members of lawmakers profiting off campaigns, filings show.

California Fish and Wildlife break up animal poaching ring

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife broke up a group of animal poachers in Ventura County, the county's district attorney's office announced.

Stimulus update: Refund payments not seen in 35 years to reach millions next week in Massachusetts

Massachusetts residents will receive some extra pocket cash ahead of Christmas thanks to a tax refund issued by the state.

Man steals ambulance while medics treat patient, leading to police chase

A man stole an ambulance in Pittsburgh as emergency officials were treating a patient, authorities said.

Stimulus update: Deadline to claim $600 tax rebates in Idaho in 22 days

Idaho taxpayers have just 22 days to claim tax rebates worth up to $600.

Kanye West stripped of honorary degree, a first for prestigious Chicago art school

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago has stripped Kanye West of his honorary doctoral degree.

Prison official didn’t show for George Floyd ex-officer sentencing, forcing court delay

A former Minneapolis police officer who knelt on George Floyd’s back during his arrest in May 2020 is set to be sentenced to three and a half years in prison on Friday afternoon after scheduling confusion caused the Bureau of Prisons to miss the initial sentencing and resulted in an hourslong delay.

Athena Strand’s mother reveals FedEx driver delivered daughter Barbie dolls before killing 7-year-old

The FedEx driver who is accused of killing 7-year-old Athena Strand delivered a package containing the girl’s Christmas presents just moments before abducting her, according to her mother.
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