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Inside the Dodgers Dynasty That Has Captured Los Angeles and the World

The Dodgers have cemented a true modern dynasty, winning back-to-back World Series titles and uniting Los Angeles with a global roster led by Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Record crowds filled Dodger Stadium all season and international fans flocked to L.A. as the Ohtani Effect reshaped the sport. From historic postseason heroics to a parade that drew hundreds of thousands, the team’s rise reflects both its on-field dominance and its deep connection to the city’s diverse communities.

Newsom’s Hollywood Backing Positions Him Strongly for a 2028 Run

California Governor Gavin Newsom is steadily shaping the foundation for a possible 2028 presidential campaign as he builds a powerful network of political and Hollywood supporters. Following his success with Proposition 50 and his high-profile critiques of the Trump administration, Newsom is drawing major financial backing from Los Angeles donors while also earning attention from national Democratic leaders. With figures like Andy Beshear, Wes Moore, AOC, Mitch Landrieu and Kamala Harris circling the same donor pools, the early race for 2028 influence is already taking shape.

Inside the Brian Walshe Trial as Defense Claims Panic, Not Murder

The trial of Brian Walshe took a dramatic turn as his defense team told jurors he admitted to disposing of his wife Ana Walshe’s body but insists he did not kill her. Prosecutors laid out a long list of disturbing Google searches, financial troubles, and a possible motive tied to a million dollar life insurance policy, while investigators linked him to tools and supplies allegedly used to clean up the scene. The case also features figures from the Karen Read trial and questions about police conduct, adding even more controversy to a murder case where Ana’s body has never been found.

Officer Says He Recognized Mangione Instantly at Altoona McDonald’s

Testimony in the Luigi Mangione suppression hearing focused on the moment an Altoona police officer said he immediately recognized the New York murder suspect after he removed his mask at a McDonald’s. The defense is working to block evidence taken from Mangione’s backpack, arguing the search was unlawful. Prosecutors say the officer’s instant identification, the fake ID Mangione presented and the circumstances of his detention justify the arrest and the recovery of key items tied to the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Darrell Issa May Seek Texas Seat After California Redistricting Shakeup

San Diego Congressman Darrell Issa, the lone Republican in the region, is now considering a run for a House seat in Texas after California voters approved the Prop 50 redistricting plan that could cost him his district. The longtime lawmaker had publicly vowed not to leave California, but the new maps have placed him in a difficult reelection landscape with 11 Democratic challengers. Reports now indicate he is eyeing a seat in the Dallas area as he weighs his political future.

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