Google and other Silicon Valley tech giants are attempting to water down the first major data-privacy law in the United States, the California Consumer Privacy Act, according to a recent report. Google and the rest of Silicon Valley wants special exemptions from the law to keep collecting your data for advertising purposes.
A California man who rapped about killing his girlfriend has been charged with her murder, according to reports.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to declare the National Rifle Association (NRA) a “domestic terrorist organization.”
Aerial footage recorded by pilots surveying parts of the Bahamas pounded by Hurricane Dorian in the last 48 hours shows widespread destruction.
An Illinois woman has been ordered to remove a 9/11 memorial stone from her property, according to reports.
A grandfather and his grandson who was born blind recently mailed a very special gift to the White House.
An accused kidnapper has claimed that the child’s father sold the little girl for $10,000, according to reports.
Two men have been arrested near Daytona Beach, Florida, for allegedly stealing sandbags from a construction site as parts of the U.S. East Coast brace for a lashing from Hurricane Dorian.
A Michigan couple who won $500,000 playing the lottery in 2016 is accused of burglarizing homes in the state, police said.
One America News Network (OANN) host Graham Ledger may challenge incumbent Democrat Rep. Scott Peters in California’s 52nd congressional district, a sign that Republicans increasingly believe control of the U.S. House of Representatives is in play in 2020.
A Bahamanian woman who operates a dog shelter said she rescued 97 dogs by moving them into her home before Hurricane Dorian made landfall on Sunday.
The “Cajun Navy” is gearing up to respond to the impacts of Hurricane Dorian, but volunteers are still unsure where they will respond first.
OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — The bodies of four people who died when a raging fire swept through a dive-boat off the Southern California coast were recovered Monday as authorities said more than two dozen others remained missing and feared dead.
As many as 13,000 homes have been severely damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, according to recent reports.
One man is in police custody following the discovery of multiple explosives near the route of a Labor Day parade in New Jersey that the state’s governor was scheduled to attend on Monday.
A New Jersey police chief has been accused of offering a promotion to an officer in exchange for sex with the officer’s wife and daughter, reports said.
At least 34 people are feared dead after a boat burst into flames off Santa Cruz Island, California, on Monday morning, according to reports.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law in July that requires all presidential candidates on the state’s primary ballot to release their tax returns for the preceding five years. But a constitutional amendment passed by California voters in 1972 may prevent that law from being enforced.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom officially announced Sunday that first-time community college students will be able to attend tuition-free for the first two years.
Massachusetts has been ranked as the number one most expensive state in which to buy a house, according to a recent report.
The number of pedestrians injured by cyclists in New York City has risen this year, according to recent reports.
Two-hundred and ninety people were arrested and dozens of pharmacies shut down by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents in Florida this past week.
Boston’s Straight Pride Parade should have been called the “I-Struggle-with-Masculinity” parade, according to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).
A Pakistani-born teenager was arrested Thursday in Queens, New York, for allegedly planning to carry out a knife and bomb attack for ISIS, reports said.
A man is accused of trying to trick a woman with Alzheimer’s disease into paying him for work he never did, reports said.
A 911 dispatcher told a drowning woman to “shut up” in the moments before she died on August 24, reports said.
Hurricane Dorian continues to grow in size and strength, but its uncertain track is now bringing the coasts of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina into play.
State officials are preparing to seize land on Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, according to reports.
Authorities have arrested 35 suspects and seized enough fentanyl to kill 14 million people during a huge three-state drug bust, reports said.
A bar customer did not bat an eye when a suspect pointed a gun at him and proceeded to rob the place in St. Louis, Missouri, on Wednesday morning.
Thirteen-thousand employees have been secured by Florida Power and Light (FPL) in anticipation of restoring powerlines and equipment damaged by Hurricane Dorian.
Uber has proposed to pay its drivers a new hourly minimum wage of $21, but a union affiliate representing the company’s drivers remains critical, as the proposed hourly wage would only apply while drivers actually have passengers in the car or are in route to pick someone up. The proposal is to counter a California bill classifying drivers as employees instead of independent contractors — which analysts believe could bankrupt rideshare companies.
MIAMI (AP) — Unsure where Hurricane Dorian is going to land over Labor Day weekend, many Florida residents faced a sense of helplessness as they prepared for what President Donald Trump said could be an “absolute monster” of a storm.
On Thursday, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey’s office released audio from the late 1960s alleging the governor wore blackface while a student at Auburn University.
A young woman has died after being stabbed to death in Washington, D.C., Tuesday night while walking a dog, reports said.
A man in Canada recently won $60 million after playing the same lottery numbers for 30 years in a row, reports said.
A Colorado woman who flung her newborn baby over a fence and let it die in her neighbor’s backyard has been convicted of first-degree murder.
Two-year-old Alexandra Martinez was killed on Tuesday after two temporary steel walls fell on her in an Orland Park mall.
Portland Police Officer Matt Jacobsen helped put a serial homeless attacker in prison for ten years after gaining the trust of those who needed him the most: those on the streets.
A Minnesota woman diagnosed with terminal cancer who spent years taking care of others as a nurse got her bucket list wish to ride-along in a police car.
