Democrats got a surprise in Florida — and an opening in Alaska. Let’s go Off Script
Plus, has North Korea gotten stronger since Trump first met Kim Jong Un? We break down how much its nuclear arsenal has grown — and what else has changed.
Democrat-endorsed candidates win seats on Florida school board known for conservative stances
The Sarasota County School Board has been at the epicenter of fights over some of Florida’s more controversial education policies.
Jake Lang’s Dearborn ‘crusaders march’ draws protests, Nazis
The right-wing firebrand’s ‘Christian Crusader’ march brought Lang’s supporters, Dearborn residents and a hate group to Dearborn’s library.
Rep. Gomez says affair was consensual; the accuser’s lawyers allege assault
The woman at the center of Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s ethics investigation has a very different account of what happened than he does.
California’s new tire rules promise savings, but the industry warns of higher costs
California is moving forward with their Replacement Tire Efficiency Program in an attempt to fight climate change
What happens when an apartment building is designed for people who can’t see
Cities are launching dedicated housing for blind residents, aiming to combine affordability with specialized safety and tech.
New report reveals who was with Hayden Panettiere when she died; mother speaks out
Panettiere’s boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, and his brother, Zach, were at the apartment and called 911 after she was found unresponsive.
Trump moves to open 44 million forest acres to roads, logging, citing wildfire risk
The Forest Service has proposed eliminating the 2001 “Roadless Rule,” which limits road construction and logging in remote forests.
Trump cuts South Korea drills short, catching Seoul officials off guard
U.S.-South Korea military drills will end six days early after Trump ordered the allies to reduce Ulchi Freedom Shield.