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NPR's White House correspondents pose crucial questions to President Biden as his presidency concludes, addressing key concerns faced during his term.
As Trump plans policies that may threaten Mexico, alternative strategies emerge for response and maintaining sovereignty.
Black MAGA leaders face challenges as Trump’s cabinet picks overlook them despite their efforts to court Black voters during the election.
Laguna Beach launches a new program to curtail DUI arrests by informing local businesses about intoxicated patrons.
Biden faces troubling comparisons with Carter, highlighting similar challenges during their presidencies amid inflation and low approval ratings.
Imperial Valley's election results reflect disillusionment rather than a clear political shift, showcasing deep frustration with both parties.
California's Healthy Homework Act seeks to reduce homework burdens for students, promoting well-being and equitable learning through new guidelines.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew receives criticism for contradictory statements in support of House Speaker Mike Johnson and his alignment with Donald Trump.
Tensions arise as California's tech giants advocate for H-1B visas, challenging Trump's MAGA stance on immigration.
Reflecting on Jimmy Carter's role in establishing US-China diplomatic ties and its implications for future relations.
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