By Patricia Hurtado | Bloomberg The US Justice Department sued former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, claiming he’s refused to provide the National Archives with emails retained on a private account he used while working for President Donald Trump. “Mr. Navarro is wrongfully retaining presidential records that are the property of the United States,…
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The Sparks have lost five consecutive games, four coming since the team agreed to a contract divorce with center Liz Cambage last month. At 12-19, the Sparks are in 10th place in the WNBA standings. And with five games remaining, their playoff chances are seemingly slipping away. However, Sparks All-Star forward Nneka Ogwumike is staying…
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From worst to first? The Jets’ pitiful defense ranked at the bottom last season in nearly every key category, most notably points and yards allowed, which became the largest stain on coach Robert Saleh’s rookie campaign. With offseason upgrades in multiple positions, a repeat from Gang Green’s defense would be unacceptable. And DT Sheldon Rankins…
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Citizen vigilantes posing as underage girls began exchanging online messages with a 36-year-old Los Angeles man in July. They say he made graphic sexual advances toward someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl. The vigilante group, which calls itself the Creep Catchers, confronted the man on July 14 at the Irvine Spectrum Center. They showed…
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A petition circulating in Arlington Heights could hamper the village’s ability to offer financial incentives to the Chicago Bears in their proposed relocation to the village, as well as to any business looking to settle there. An organization called Americans for Prosperity, which its Illinois director, Brian Costin, described as libertarian, is spearheading the campaign…
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I can’t think of a better way to bond with your grandchildren than to cook with them. That’s what Santa Ana resident Joyce Simpson has found since signing up granddaughter Daphne, almost 12, for the Raddish Kids Cooking Club. (A Baking Club and Global Eats Club are also available.) Once a month Daphne receives a…
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By Paul J. Webber | Associated Press DALLAS — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is expected to receive a big welcome in the U.S. on Thursday from conservative admirers barely a week after the backlash at home and in Europe over anti-migrant remarks that one of his closest associates compared to Nazi rhetoric. Orban’s headline…
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Yorba Linda’s economy since the coronavirus shutdown period has shown significant strength, as measured by the city’s increased property and sales tax income from what was expected when the current two-year budget was adopted in June 2021. The city is reporting more than $1 million in anticipated additional revenue – $563,681 from property taxes and…
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I am so disappointed by the Sentinel publishing all those great puzzles and then taking them away. Bait and Switch! Even the Sunday puzzles have been cut back. I’m ticked off at the Tampa Bay Rays! Just stupid giving up Brett Phillips for virtually nothing! What’s going on? I am also ticked off about dental…
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By Jim Vertuno | Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas — An attorney representing two parents who sued conspiracy theorist Alex Jones over his false claims about the Sandy Hook massacre said Thursday that the U.S. House Jan. 6 committee has requested two years’ worth of records from Jones’ phone. Attorney Mark Bankston said in court that…
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