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SACRAMENTO — LeBron James wore a patch on his jersey for the first time Tuesday commemorating his unprecedented 23rd NBA season in the city where he played his first NBA game. It features a silhouette of his pregame chalk toss and three colored stripes that represents the three franchises he has played on — the Lakers, Cavaliers and Heat. James, who scored 22 points in the Lakers’ 124-112 loss to the Sacramento Kings, will wear the patch for the remainder of the season. After each game, the patch will be removed from his jersey for that game, dated and shipped to a Topps production facility to be authenticated and inserted into a pack of trading cards. Super humbled, blessed,” James said.
The union called the action the largest nursing strike in New York City history, and picketing continued into a second day as negotiations remained stalled. City health officials and hospital leaders warned the walkout could create service bottlenecks and signed emergency measures to stabilize staffing. Union leaders framed such actions as efforts to intimidate staff and suppress organizing at a moment when nurses say patient safety is at stake. Union leaders argue that stable, well-supported nursing staff are essential to reducing disparities in outcomes for low-income and marginalized communities. Hospital executives say preserving operations during a large-scale strike requires temporary measures that can be costly and disruptive.
Outside the delivery room, I held him in my hands and whispered the words I’d practiced for weeks. I told my wife to stay at home while I searched, then jumped in my car and called 911. I wouldn’t leave my child the way I’d been left. And on that morning after leaving Chris, I ate every word of it. In the end, it wasn’t about leaving Chris.
The Department of Homeland Security said the Target worker seen in the video was arrested in connection with “assaulting, resisting or impeding federal officers.” It was unclear on Tuesday if the employee was charged. Federal officers are descending on streets in what they say is an effort to find undocumented immigrants with criminal and dangerous backgrounds. They are displaying a show of force they argue is necessary in cities and states where local governments and law enforcement agencies have refused to help them. The skirmishes between residents and the heavily armed federal agents have been especially nerve-racking for residents of Minneapolis, where the memories of the 2020 murder of George Floyd — and the protests and rioting that followed — are still raw. This time, residents and elected officials say, the fear is not abuses by law enforcement but an encroaching federal government.
“I don’t think there’s really any benefit to me” looking into who made the edits, Moore said in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. Moore said he would refuse if the mayor, who is his boss, requested edits to an after-action report. The after-action report contained only a brief mention of the earlier fire. After the Times report, Bass directed Moore to commission an independent investigation into the LAFD’s handling of the Lachman fire. Moore later added: “If that is true, then — you asked me about discipline — potential discipline would possibly occur.”©2026 Los Angeles Times.
A woman told CNN she was hit by a flash-bang while demonstrating outside of the Whipple Federal Building near Minneapolis Tuesday. “ICE does not scare me … there is power in the people,” Zoe said. “If they’re throwing weapons at us, they’re afraid, they don’t want us here because they know we have power against them,” she said. Video shows agents and demonstrators standing opposite each other on the street, with protesters shouting at agents to take off their masks, and agents backing away slowly as protesters chant “shame” repeatedly. More than two dozen federal agents are visible in the video.
When the Trump administration invaded Venezuela and kidnapped President Nicolás Maduro on January 3, the New York Times and Washington Post framed it as a surprise. The Times, for its part, dubbed it a “surprise nighttime operation” (1/3/26), noting that “the military took pains to maintain so-called tactical surprise” (1/3/26). The Times, meanwhile, is suing what Trump calls the Department of War over its new press policy (New York Times, 12/4/25). ACTION ALERT:Please ask the New York Times and Washington Post why they failed to report on the Venezuelan invasion and kidnapping when it could have saved lives. CONTACT:New York Times: letters@nytimes.com and charlie.stadtlander@nytimes.com (or via Bluesky @NYTimes.com)Washington Post: letters@washpost.com (or via Bluesky @WashingtonPost.com)Please remember that respectful communication is the most effective.
President Doanld Trump says he’s canceled talks with Iranian officials amid a protest crackdown, telling Iranian citizens “help is on its way.”Trump cancels meetings with Iranian officials and tells protesters 'help is on its way'President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Air Force One from Florida, Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson)President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Air Force One from Florida, Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson)President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Air Force One from Florida, Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson)President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Air Force One from Florida, Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. I have cancelled all meetings with Iranian Officials until the senseless killing of protesters STOPS.
Former chairwoman of Citgo Petroleum on Venezuelan oil Luisa Palacios, the former chairwoman of Citgo Petroleum, discussed what guarantees oil companies need before making big investments.
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One part of the answer may be the conflict of interest in your executive ranks," wrote Consumer Watchdog president Jamie Court. "Rodriguez's firm reportedly has the campaign contract to create media and commercials for the ballot initiative campaign. "I write to alert you to these conflicts with the hope that you will fulfill your fiduciary duty to Uber shareholders to disclose these facts and the significant risks should you choose to pursue this ill-conceived ballot measure," the letter concluded. Court pointed to the draconian nature of the ballot measure proposal. The ballot measure "will have the catastrophic impact of denying seriously injured people and their families access to our civil justice system.
All six were all career Justice Department officials, with Thompson having served 20 years – the minimum for a full government pension. Most recently, Thompson was the lead federal prosecutor of fraud in state social service programs. The resignations follow reports by The Washington Post and MS Now that a key unit in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division had been locked out of the federal investigation of Good’s death. A Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday showed that a majority of voters (53%) think Good’s shooting was not justified while 35% think it was justified and 12% did not offer an opinion. Editor’s note: This story has been updated to add comments from the Justice Department and Sen. Klobuchar.
Actor Daniel Stern was charged Monday with soliciting a prostitute last month in Ventura County, with his criminal case scheduled to be heard Tuesday. Stern was not arrested at the time but instead issued a citation by investigators. Prosecutors filed a single misdemeanor charge of engaging or agreeing to engage in prostitution Monday against the actor-turned-sculptor, who now calls a farm in Somis, in Ventura County, home. AdvertisementAs it is a misdemeanor offense, Stern will not be required to appear on the charge and a lawyer can appear for him at the Ventura County courthouse. AdvertisementIn an interview with People published over Christmas, Daniel Stern said he had been commissioned by the owners of the house used in the “Home Alone” movies to create a bronze sculpture.
