Candidates scramble after redistricting shakes up California congressional races

Candidates scramble after redistricting shakes up California congressional races

Two years after Huntington Beach residents voted to effectively ban Pride flags from being displayed on city property, the conservative coastal city could be represented by a gay member of Congress and outspoken critic of President Trump β€” Rep. Robert Garcia. That twist of fate came after last year’s unprecedented mid-decade rejiggering of California’s congressional…

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Apple turns 50, in a world it helped create

Apple turns 50, in a world it helped create

At this moment, 2.5 billion people – a population bigger than China’s – own Apple products. But it all started on a sidewalk near Cupertino, California, where, in 1971, engineering prodigy Steve Wozniak met a charismatic, rebellious high-schooler named Steve Jobs. “And who was to know there was gonna be a company in the future?”…

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Writers Guild Awards 2026 winners: ‘Sinners,’ ‘One Battle,’ ‘The Pitt’

Writers Guild Awards 2026 winners: ‘Sinners,’ ‘One Battle,’ ‘The Pitt’

The already highly decorated β€œSinners” was among the top winners at the 78th Writers Guild Awards on Sunday in New York City. The horror film, directed and written by Ryan Coogler, won the award for original screenplay, and its biggest competitor for the best picture Oscar, Paul Thomas Anderson’s β€œOne Battle After Another,” clinched the…

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Khamenei’s son is selected as Iran’s supreme leader; 7th U.S. service member killed

Khamenei’s son is selected as Iran’s supreme leader; 7th U.S. service member killed

WASHINGTONΒ β€”Β The U.S. and Israeli war against Iran entered its ninth day Sunday with no clear path toward de-escalation, as the U.S. announced a seventh American service member had been killed and Iranian state TV reported the selection of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s son as his successor. Meanwhile, the price of oil surpassed $100 a…

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Bitter break-up for Trump and Starmer – but polling suggests PM on side of public opinion | Politics News

Bitter break-up for Trump and Starmer – but polling suggests PM on side of public opinion | Politics News

“We will remember. We don’t need people that join Wars after we’ve already won!” The latest late-night broadside from Donald Trump has torn another strip off the tattered remains of the special relationship Sir Keir Starmer has spent the past year trying to cultivate. Politics Live: ‘PM learning lessons from what went wrong in Iraq’…

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