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Playmakers emerge as UCLA coach Bob Chesney dials up pressure during spring practice
UCLA football coach Bob Chesney saw a familiar face at practice Tuesday morning at Spaulding Field, one that made him even more energetic than usual. It was that of his father, Bob Chesney Sr., who was his high school coach in Pennsylvania and figures to be a regular at Wasserman Football Center, just as he
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Lawyer astounded as ‘powerful’ court order clears ‘runway’ for Trump to be sued
A former federal prosecutor was astounded on Wednesday after a court cleared a “runway” to sue President Donald Trump. Glenn Kirschner, host of the “Justice Matters” podcast, said during a new episode of “The Legal Breakdown,” a podcast that Kirschner co-hosts with progressive YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen, that a recent ruling from District Judge Amit
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Kings’ close playoff losses to Avalanche stoke confidence and frustration
DENVER — Before Anze Kopitar left the ice after the final regular-season home game of his NHL career, he told the fans he was saying good-bye, not farewell. He would return, he promised, in the playoffs. He’ll make good on that pledge Thursday when his Kings and the Colorado Avalanche face off in Game 3 of their
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‘What the hell is going on?’ Firestorm as Navy secretary ousted while Iran war rages
The sudden and unexplained departure of Navy Secretary John Phelan, appointed by Trump last year, has left observers baffled and outraged, especially as war with Iran drags on with dueling naval blockades. “We’re in the middle of a pretty important naval blockade standoff with a country we’ve threatened to destroy, so it seems like a
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Nikki Glaser suffers wardrobe malfunction on ‘Live with Kelly and Mark’: ‘You can see your underpants’
Nikki Glaser’s minidress failed her during a recent appearance on “Live with Kelly and Mark.” In a clip shared by Decider, the comedian made her entrance and took a seat opposite Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos on Wednesday, when her retro powder blue dress rode up. “Oh my God, so chic. Very chic. I
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Ukraine wants a Zelensky-Putin summit to jolt stalled U.S.-led peace efforts
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine is pushing for face-to-face talks between President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kyiv’s top diplomat said, presenting a potential summit as a way of injecting new momentum into U.S.-led efforts to end Russia’s more than four-year invasion of its neighbor. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone attack deep inside Russia struck a residential
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‘Hoo boy!’ Republicans stun journalist by mulling ‘politically cancerous’ move
President Donald Trump‘s Republican Party stunned a journalist on CNN on Wednesday after a new report indicated that Republicans are seriously considering a “politically cancerous” pardon. Politico reported that lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee are split over whether to approve a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, the accomplice of disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal
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Southern Poverty Law Center backers include George Soros, JPMorgan, George Clooney, OpenAI
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has been funded by big name businesses and philanthropists including George Soros, JPMorgan, ex-Apple CEO Tim Cook and George Clooney. The group — indicted Tuesday for allegedly funneling millions to the hate groups it says it is ideologically against — also holds over $786 million in assets, yet still
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Angry Altadena residents ask officials to halt Edison’s undergrounding work
Eaton wildfire survivors’ anger about Southern California Edison’s burying of electric wires in Altadena boiled over Tuesday with residents calling on government officials to temporarily halt the work. In a letter to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, more than 120 Altadena residents and the town’s council wrote that they had witnessed “manifest failures”
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Republican bet on his own election loss
Texas GOP congressional candidate Zeke Enriquez bet on the outcome of his own election on Kalshi, the prediction market said in a press release Wednesday, marking the latest sign of the industry’s newfound prevalence in the state’s politics. Enriquez, who finished 11th in the Republican primary for Texas’ 21st Congressional District with 1.4% of the