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The California Coastal Commission has ordered Sable Offshore Corp. to cease and desist in its bid to revive oil drilling off the coast of Santa Barbara.

The president's long-standing skepticism of lowering barriers to China has been proven correct, as China has weakened U.S. national security and cheated U.S. industries.

The justices gave a partial win to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was sent to a Salvadoran prison because of what the government called an 'administrative error.'

California and other states sued the Trump administration to block its clawback of federal funding to support academic recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has sent a letter requesting that the Trump administration bring Andry José Hernández Romero, who was deported to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador last month, to the U.S. for an immigration judge to hear his case.

A dozen people were charged with felonies in connection with a pro-Palestinian protest at Stanford that university officials said resulted in $250,000 in damage.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris doesn't plan on making a decision about entering the race until the end of the summer.

In addition to tax cuts and spending cuts, the party should be reforming the tax code to erase credits, deductions and loopholes that benefit the government's favorite groups.

L.A. schools Supt. Alberto Carvalho said the agents said they were there to check on the wellbeing of five undocumented students, and that the agents lied when they told school officials that their families had authorized the contact.

Limiting the power of federal judges is a pet issue that President Trump has seized on as his administration faces a litany of lawsuits since he took office.