Nam Y. Huh / AP; Charles Rex Arbogast / AP Blue City Democrats Run into Massive Mail-in Ballot Problem as Thousands Don't Get Counted Chicago elections board admits to a major error in failing to count over 10,000 mail-in ballots for Cook County state's attorney. By Adelle Nazarian March 24, 2024
Frank Luntz / YouTube screen shot The Music Stops as CNN Panel Guest Explains What Seizing Trump's Property Could Do New York Attorney General Letitia James' vendetta against Donald Trump could be the best thing that ever happened to him, a pollster says. By Jack Davis March 23, 2024
Sean Rayford / Getty ImagesCommentary New York's $454 Million Fine Could Soon Be Chump Change for Trump as He Nears $3.5 Billion Windfall The ultimate payoff for the former president is undetermined, but if it all goes his way, the timing could not be better. By Warner Todd Huston March 21, 2024
Fox News / YouTube screen shotCommentary 'Burglary Tourism' Ravages California - Is It Time to Cheer for the Burglars? California's generous immigration policies and soft-on-crime legislation have made the state vulnerable to foreign gangs of burglars. By Allison Anton March 20, 2024
Giorgio Viera - AFP / Getty Images; Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images Letitia James Urges Appeals Court to Ignore Trump's Request to Not Post or Lower $464M Bond Letitia James called on a New York appeals court to not grant Donald Trump's request to stay a $464 million judgment while he appeals. By Randy DeSoto March 20, 2024
@Benjamin24289 / XCommentary FBI in Awkward Position After Federal Judge's Order in Nashville Trans Shooting Case In federal complaint against the FBI, a Tennessee news outlet called the release of the shooter's manifesto a matter of public interest. By Johnathan Jones March 20, 2024
LifestyleVisuals / Getty ImagesCommentary Appeals Court OKs Disarming Defendants Before They're Convicted The case presents a dilemma without a good answer and raises a broader question about the kind of culture our system was built for. By Samuel Short March 20, 2024
@kevin_smith45 / X screen shot Watch: Enraged Homeowner Arrested After Squatters Raid Her $1M House Adele Andaloro was arrested on Monday after squatters changed the locks on her home, thus giving them squatters rights. By Adelle Nazarian March 19, 2024
Kent Nishimura / Getty Images ; Pham Le Huong Son / Getty Images Kari Lake Takes Ballot Counting Machines Case to U.S. Supreme Court Arizona 2022 GOP candidates Kari Lake and Mark Finchem filed took their electronic voting machines case to the U.S. Supreme Court. By Randy DeSoto March 19, 2024
@MattWalshBlog / X screen shotsCommentary Suspect Charged with Murdering College Student After Being Released from Custody The suspect charged with murdering a college student has recently been charged, after escaping jail time for being "mentally unfit". By Allison Anton March 19, 2024