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Newsom Refuses Louisiana Extradition Request in Abortion Pill Case

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is escalating a growing legal clash with Louisiana after refusing to extradite two doctors accused of mailing abortion pills to patients in the state, where the procedure is banned. The dispute, which has sparked sharp public exchanges between officials, highlights the widening divide between states over abortion access and enforcement following the fall of Roe v. Wade. Read the full story for details on the case, the legal stakes, and what it could mean nationwide.

Matthew Stafford Wins First NFL MVP, Commits to Return to Rams

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has been named the 2025 NFL MVP, narrowly edging out Patriots star Drake Maye in one of the closest votes in recent memory. The honor marks the first MVP award of Stafford’s career after leading the Rams to a 12-5 season and adding to a résumé already stacked with historic postseason records. During an emotional acceptance speech at NFL Honors, Stafford also confirmed he will return to Los Angeles for his 18th season, putting retirement speculation to rest and strengthening his growing Hall of Fame case.

Tim Scott Condemns Trump Video Depicting Obamas as Apes

A video posted by Donald Trump depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes was removed after rare public criticism from Sen. Tim Scott, who called it the most racist thing he has seen from the White House. The administration initially defended the post before later blaming a staffer and taking it down. Democrats sharply condemned the video, while reactions across media and political circles continued to unfold.

Luka Dončić Leaves Game With Hamstring Injury, MRI Pending

Lakers star Luka Dončić exited the team’s win over the Philadelphia 76ers after suffering an apparent left hamstring injury late in the second quarter, finishing with 10 points in limited minutes. Head coach JJ Redick said the severity is still unknown as Dončić prepares to undergo an MRI, leaving his availability in question at a critical moment for Los Angeles as the team continues its push with one of the league’s top MVP contenders leading the way.

DTLA’s Infamous Graffiti Towers Move Closer to Possible Sale

After years looming unfinished over Downtown Los Angeles, the graffiti covered Oceanwide Plaza towers may finally be headed for a turning point. A federal judge has approved a bankruptcy exit agreement that could clear the path for a sale of the long stalled development, which sits near Crypto.com Arena and has become a symbol of urban decay, street art, and high risk stunts. City officials say completing the project would require more than $1 billion, and any sale still depends on finalizing bankruptcy proceedings.

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