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California and Nevada Voters to Decide on Banning Forced Prison Labor
The amendments allow state prisons to continue to award credits or wages to inmates who voluntarily take on work.
Rick Scott Looks to Fend Off Democrat Challenger for Florida’s Senate Seat
While Scott has historically won his elections by narrow margins, polls and voter registration data suggest he holds an edge this year.
Dropbox Lays Off 20 Percent of Employees, Cites ‘Macro Headwinds’
In an email to employees, CEO Drew Houston announced cuts where the company was ‘over-invested’ and ‘underperforming.’
DOJ to Post Officials in 27 States to Monitor Voting Rights Compliance on Election Day
Federal officials will oversee voting processes and address complaints from the public regarding potential violations of voting rights laws in 86 jurisdictions.
Valero Fined Nearly $82 Million by California Regulators
The penalty was announced after oil giant Phillips 66 said it planned to shut down its refinery in the Los Angeles area in about a year.
US Manufacturing Slump Deepens as More Jobs Cut, New Orders Drop
America’s factory activity contracted in October as orders and production dropped, fueling more headcount reductions.
Secret Service Releases Internal Review Into July 13 Attempted Assassination of Trump
The report listed four breakdowns in communications.
Port of Los Angeles Granted $412 Million From EPA to Go Electric
The port will use the funds to advance zero-emission technologies, including electric vehicles and battery charging stations.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Undated Ballots Cannot Be Counted
A lower court previously held that not counting undated ballots violated the state constitution.
Supreme Court Rejects GOP Challenge in Pennsylvania Provisional Ballot Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court previously ruled that voters can submit provisional ballots after improperly submitting mail-in ballots.
11 Foreign Nationals Indicted in 3-State Bank and ATM Robbery Spree
The suspects—mostly from Chile—were arrested in connection to several bank and ATM thefts.
Judge Sets Date for NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Bribery and Corruption Trial
Adams’s attorney had asked for a March 2025 trial to conclude before the June 2025 New York City mayoral primary.
Almost Half of Medicare Patients Can’t Afford a Single Hospital Stay
New University of Pennsylvania research highlights growing health care affordability crisis.
New Treasury Rule Expands Oversight of Foreign Land Buys Near Military Bases
The Treasury Department is expanding the review process for foreign land purchases around more than 60 military bases.
