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Biden Signs Law Stripping Convicted Lawmakers of Taxpayer-Funded Pensions
President Joe Biden has signed a bill cutting pensions for members of Congress convicted of public corruption felonies.
Denmark Boosts Greenland’s Military Defense Capacity After Trump’s Remarks
Denmark is increasing Greenland’s defense spending amid growing Arctic tensions, following the president-elect’s renewed push to acquire it.
Supreme Court to Decide on Jan. 10 If It Will Hear Unusual Redistricting Appeal
Non-minority voters in North Dakota are asking the justices to look at their equal protection challenge to a redistricting plan.
High Surf Hammers Coastal California
Three construction workers survived a plunge into the ocean from a damaged wharf in Santa Cruz. Further south, a harbor closed because of choppy waters.
In the Holiday Spirit, SoCal Police Give Out Starbucks Gift Cards Instead of Tickets
Drivers pulled over for minor infractions were happily surprised by the gifts, Fullerton police said.
Banking Industry Groups File Lawsuit Over Federal Reserve Bank ‘Stress Test’ Policies
Banks and business organizations are suing the Federal Reserve over alleged secrecy in developing policy for capital requirement assessments.
Trump Vows to Expand Death Penalty After Biden Commutes 37 Federal Death Row Sentences
The Biden administration has prioritized a shift away from the death penalty in favor of life sentences without parole.
Biden Vetoes Bill Seeking to Create 66 New Judge Positions
The new positions would have addressed the ‘judicial backlog’ facing the nation, a lawmaker said.
Bill Clinton Discharged from Hospital
Clinton, 78, has a history of medical issues.
San Francisco Announces New Partnership to Boost Union Square
The city is organizing events and activities to boost traffic to local businesses.
Biden Signs $895 Billion Defense Authorization Bill Into Law
The president signed the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act despite objections over some provisions in the bill.
Nippon Steel’s Proposed $15 Billion Acquisition of US Steel Referred to Biden
President Joe Biden must now decide the fate of Nippon Steel of Japan’s purchase of U.S. Steel during his final days in office.
Newsom Says Gas Storage Facility Will Ultimately Close Following Regulators’ Vote to Delay
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the commission ’set out a reasonable path' to protect residents and reduce reliance on the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Facility.
