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In a major move, haircare giant John Paul Mitchell Systems is relocating its global headquarters from California to Dallas, Texas! 🇺🇸The company behind popular brands like Paul Mitchell, Tea Tree, and Neuro joins a growing list of major corporations leaving California in favor of the Lone Star State. The move includes a new global distribution center, creating 80 new jobs and bringing $12 million in investment to Texas.
Chicago's City Council has passed a controversial ordinance giving police the power to impose temporary "snap" curfews in response to large or violent gatherings—especially downtown. Despite strong objections from Mayor Brandon Johnson and concerns over fairness, the measure narrowly passed and could soon be law.
California has placed all Level III and Level IV state prisons under a modified lockdown after a rise in violent incidents, drug overdoses, and contraband smuggling. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is conducting an in-depth investigation.
In a dramatic shift from just one year ago, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported zero illegal immigrants released into the U.S. during May 2025. This marks a 93% decrease in illegal border crossings compared to May 2024, when more than 62,000 were released under the previous administration.Acting CBP Commissioner Pete Flores credited the Trump administration's enforcement-first policies for the historic drop, calling it the ...
A massive $1.6 million cargo theft involving stolen electronics has revealed alarming loopholes in California’s Commercial Driver's License (CDL) process for non-citizens. One of the drivers arrested had a CDL listing their first name as “No Name Given” — raising serious questions about the identity verification standards used by the California DMV.
Authorities traced the stolen load across multiple states, ultimately arresting thre...
Oregon's iconic outdoor recreation industry is at a legal crossroads. House Bill 3140 could reshape the future of skiing, rafting, hiking, and more — by allowing businesses to avoid lawsuits for "ordinary negligence."Supporters say it's essential to keep recreation businesses alive amid skyrocketing insurance costs. Opponents — including those who’ve lost loved ones or suffered life-altering injuries — say it strips away public pro...
The U.S. hospitality industry is facing a major crisis in 2025, and California is at the epicenter. Following a wave of airline bankruptcies—including the collapse of Silver Airways—hotels are now falling fast under the weight of rising debt and declining demand.
California's once-booming economy is now facing serious headwinds. According to a new UCLA Anderson Forecast, key sectors like manufacturing, entertainment, and logistics are struggling — leading to high unemployment and significant job losses.
Whole Foods Market is officially closing its Capitol Hill location at Madison and Broadway on June 20, 2025. The two-story, 40,000-square-foot store opened in October 2018, but the company cites limited performance and growth potential as reasons for the closure.
Located at the base of the Danforth apartment building, the store had been a central part of the neighborhood's grocery options. A Whole Foods spokesperson confirme...
California's housing market has reached a breaking point — where even six-figure earners now qualify for low-income housing. In this video, we break down why 41% of California households are considered cost-burdened, what it means to be “house poor,” and why some residents are rethinking the California dream.
Dutch Bros Coffee, Oregon’s beloved $11.8 billion drive-thru giant, is officially relocating its headquarters from Grants Pass to Phoenix, Arizona — and it's sparking a political firestorm. Is this a strategic business decision or a direct response to Oregon’s liberal policies?
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is moving to strengthen the city's chronic nuisance property law — targeting locations tied to repeated criminal activity. The proposed changes could include liquor violations and even crimes occurring near a property or involving connected individuals.
Governor Greg Abbott has just signed a massive $10 billion property tax relief package into law—one of the largest in Texas history. This new legislation aims to deliver significant savings for homeowners, seniors, and small business owners across the state.
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes made a powerful statement during his City Council confirmation hearing, declaring he may end up in jail under a future Trump administration for defending the constitutional rights of Seattle residents.
From refusing to cooperate with ICE to standing against federal overreach, Barnes is taking a firm stance on immigration, protest rights, and sanctuary city policies. His remarks come amid growing ...
Congressional Republicans are reigniting the debate over protest laws with the reintroduction of the Safe Passage on Interstates Act. After recent riots and demonstrations shut down the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles, Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) and members of the Republican Study Committee are pushing for federal action to criminalize the intentional blocking of interstate highways.
Supporters argue the bill is necessary to restore la...
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Federal authorities are stepping up their presence ahead of mass demonstrations planned for Saturday, June 14. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) is deploying Special Response Teams (SRTs) — elite tactical units — to five U.S. cities: Northern Virginia, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Seattle.These deployments come just as hundreds of “No Kings Day” protests are set to take place nationwide, challenging the Trump admini...
Rep. LaMonica McIver is facing serious federal charges after a confrontation with ICE agents outside the Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark, NJ. A federal grand jury has indicted her on three counts, including forcibly impeding federal officers — charges that could carry up to 17 years in prison if convicted.
President Donald Trump is making headlines again after defending his controversial decision to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles, claiming the city “would have been completely obliterated” without federal action. This follows a weekend of anti-ICE protests that escalated into violent clashes, according to federal sources.
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