NYC to Spend $650M on Combating Homelessness and Mental Illness
New York City will spend $650 million over the next five years to combat homelessness and mental illness, while increasing ...
Gaza War Toll Likely Significantly Undercounts Deaths, Says Study
They estimated 64,260 deaths due to traumatic injury during this period, about 41% higher than the official Palestinian ...
Two Big Predictions for Trump's First 100 Days
The president-elect will get tough on the border and roll back Biden’s wins. But he’ll face an uphill battle to pass much of ...
Kentucky House Votes to Reduce the Individual Income Tax Rate, a Top GOP Priority
The Kentucky House has voted to reduce the individual income tax rate, as Republicans deliver on a top priority three days ...
Union, Employers Credit Trump in US Port Deal That May Shape Future Talks
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A tentative labor deal forestalled potentially damaging trade disruptions at three-dozen U.S. East ...
Far From Wildfire Flames, Residents of Sunny Los Angeles Go About Their Lives in Disquiet and Fear
As fires raged from the seaside enclave of Pacific Palisades to the hillsides above Pasadena — with at least five dead and ...
New Mexico Supreme Court Strikes Down Local Abortion Restrictions
(Reuters) - The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against several local ordinances in the state that aim to restrict ...
Spanish Chef at LA Fires Aims to Solve Problems 'One Plate of Food at a Time'
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Spanish chef Jose Andres rolled his World Central Kitchen food aid organization into Los Angeles as ...
Vice President-Elect JD Vance Resigns From the Senate
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Vice President-elect JD Vance is resigning from his seat in the U.S. Senate, effective Friday. Vance ...
Vice President-Elect JD Vance to Resign From US Senate Seat Ahead of Inauguration
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Vice President-elect JD Vance said on Thursday he will resign from his U.S. Senate seat ...
'The Worst I've Seen': Reuters Visuals Journalists on the LA Wildfires
(Reuters) - In one image, two people hug tightly, wrapped up in comforting each other as two houses burn behind them. In another, the Stars and Stripes on a flagpole - grimy but still flapping against ...