World & Nation

'War-ravaged' Portland hits back on Trump — with crochet, chicken costumes and farmers markets
Trump sees Antifa "hell-fire" in Portland. Residents say he's delusional, using a tired playbook that sent troops to Los Angeles and Washington D.C. — Oct 2
Man pleads guilty to throwing Molotov cocktail at deputies during L.A. protest
Emiliano Garduno Galvez, who authorities said is in the country illegally, pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing an unregistered destructive device and civil disorder tied to his actions the evening of June 7 in Paramount. — Oct 1
With shutdown, Democrats take a perilous risk at a precarious party moment
The shutdown is a gamble for a Democratic Party facing its lowest approval numbers since the Reagan era. — Oct 1
Commentary: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fat-shames the U.S. military's top brass as the world burns
The world may be burning, but that didn't stop Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from taking time this week to fat-shame 800 members of the military's top brass. — Oct 1
Sephora to pay California cities for mishandling makeup mess
Following an investigation, city and district attorneys across California filed a hazardous waste action against Sephora. The beauty vendor settled, resulting in a $775,000 bill. — Oct 1

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