Andrew Luster’s release after approximately 20 years has infuriated Glendora officials, who are demanding answers about sentencing calculations, parole supervision and protections for residents after the convicted serial rapist reportedly moved into their community.
Wichita police released the pickup driver without charges while toxicology testing, a vehicle examination and witness interviews continue following a soccer field crash that killed two people and sent 11 others to hospitals.
Greta Thunberg praised French students, defended youth revolt, attacked police and politicians, and urged several leftist movements to unite against what she called an extremely destructive system incompatible with human rights.
A shark cruised through ankle deep water near surfers at El Porto Beach, adding to a string of unusual marine encounters along Southern California’s coastline as unusually warm ocean temperatures continue.
Early voting participation is climbing sharply across battleground states, with Georgia, North Carolina, Maine, Iowa, Ohio and Virginia reporting major increases even as mail ballot returns decline in Florida and Georgia.
An investigation identified 54 groups linked to France’s protest ecosystem, revealing how student grievances were amplified by communist organizations, labor unions, socialist parties and international activists pushing coordinated unrest across Europe.
The Los Angeles Times tried to portray ICE raids as a threat to voter turnout, but critics and X users said the headline accidentally implied that illegal aliens participate in elections.
Vice President JD Vance says his four young children and his wife’s dislike of politics could influence whether he runs for president in 2028, leaving open the possibility that the presumed contender may ultimately pass.