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A few of the plants have been stolen, but otherwise the strategy seems to be working.

Measures on the voting age, property taxes and marriage equality have qualified. Two more possible initiatives would protect renters and partly repeal Prop. 47.

Prosecutors say they will call no more witnesses.

The school board initially gave parents the chance to opt their children out of being exposed to the books.

With the two parties targeting three vulnerable seats, Oregon could have an outsized impact on national politics in 2024.

Critics of the bi-partisan ERA allege the amendment would impact parental rights and anti-discrimination laws.

Florida House reps grill Army Corps of Engineers commander over diverting funds for Jacksonville project to deal with the bridge-ship crash in Maryland.

Texas law prohibits public colleges and universities from establishing or maintaining a diversity, equity, and inclusion office.

The demonstrators blocked the entrance to the physical sciences building in an apparent takeover attempt.

Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji is accused of engaging in a physical confrontation that led to the death of Paul Kessler.

The LA philanthropist was convicted in the 2020 deaths of two boys who were hit by the car she was driving.

Non-black voters fought the redistricting plan which added an extra black-majority district, saying it was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

Amid increasing scrutiny of business practices in the entertainment industry, Breakdown Services and Casting Networks face lawsuits.

The wife of Irwin Jacobs, co-founder of Qualcomm, is honored for her devotion to the arts and other causes. The couple’s name adorns buildings across the city.