Ken Paxton’s campaign faces scrutiny as a spokesperson seemingly endorses Social Security privatization, sparking political backlash and debate.
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The Buss family's 47-year ownership of the Lakers faces potential end as investors seek to buy the team for $12.5B.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced new U.S. sanctions on Iran. President Trump dubbed it an "economic D-Day."
In the first-ever street race in D.C., Florida's Kyle Kirkwood clinched victory at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
More than 20,000 people in northwest Indiana are still without power after severe storms hit the region on Aug. 11.
Xavier Becerra campaigns for California governor, highlighting his role in expanding health insurance coverage.
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discusses FEMA's leadership shift with Politico's Thomas Frank, exploring its impact on disaster aid.
Body camera footage shows Jonah Neal, 25, posed no threat when shot by federal agent during mental health crisis.
NPR's Ashley Lopez explores swing voters' views on economic issues and their shifting perceptions of political figures.
IndyCar drivers will race down iconic American streets for the first time, tackling new challenges this weekend.