Americans who sought a progressive refuge in Europe instead encountered lower salaries, frustrating bureaucracy, career setbacks, cultural hostility, and disappointing health care, prompting some to return home without apparently reconsidering their political views.
Los Angeles County acknowledged that its registrar cannot independently verify citizenship beyond voter attestations as the Justice Department seeks to prevent ballots connected to more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens from being counted before verification.
Slotkin says she merely supports legal accountability, but her warnings to prospective Trump administration workers and her unsupported election scenario have amplified criticism that Democrats are using prosecution threats while condemning the same tactics from Republicans.
Tesla and SpaceX have formed independent special committees to explore a potential merger, which Musk says could strengthen cooperation on superintelligence, chip design, robotics, connectivity and moving mass into orbit.
Ilhan Omar remains absent from public view as relatives return to her raided Washington residence and federal investigators examine allegations involving citizenship paperwork, with her husband dismissing concerns and JD Vance denying political motivation.
Minnesota rapper Tufawon urged Americans to embrace French style radicalism after joining protests abroad, while Code Pink planned a Washington gathering and French authorities reported 2,500 arrests and nearly 1,000 injured officers.
Grand jury subpoenas have landed at Larry Krasner’s office after a federal judge raised concerns about possible perjury, false statements, obstruction and conspiracy tied to the handling of a murder conviction case.
Convicted swindler Daniel Gordon lives in a California mansion, runs a charity praised by Gavin Newsom, and controls business ventures while New York’s two active tax warrants against him have climbed beyond $59.1 million.