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'High percentage' of DOJ's noncitizen voters list was born in US: LA County analysis

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The Justice Department's list of alleged noncitizens registered to vote in California includes a "high percentage" of individuals who say they were born in the U.S. and many more who have no voting history at all, according to an analysis of a relatively small sample conducted by officials in Los Angeles.

In court papers filed Tuesday , two officials in the county registrar's office delivered the results of their "preliminary analysis" of 200 individuals from the DOJ's list of some 20,000 accused of being ineligible to vote.

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Heath Ledger and James Avery honored by former co-stars on ‘Dancing with the Stars’

There was not a dry eye in the ballroom Tuesday night after celebrities competing on “Dancing with the Stars” paid tribute to those who left an impact on them, who included actors Heath Ledger and James Avery. The dedication week is a tradition for the reality series, often leading to emotional moments on the normally lighthearted dance series. Among those competing this season are actors Julia Stiles and Tatyana Ali, who chose to honor their former co-stars.

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Ohio race takes ugly turn with ad featuring Amy Acton's mother

A new attack ad features the estranged mother of Democratic candidate for Ohio governor Amy Acton calling her a "liar" and defending her GOP opponent Vivek Ramaswamy. Acton's campaign and her brother denounced the ad as a "despicable low." Acton's mother, Donna Arthur, whose husband was accused of raping Acton when she was a child, says in the spot, "It's not easy for a mother to say this, but Amy was a serious problem. She is a liar; she lies about her past."

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Jane Doe says she felt 'unsupported and disbelieved' by Cornell president

The former Cornell University student who alleged she was gang raped in 2024 at a campus fraternity house said she felt "unsupported and disbelieved" by the school's president, Michael Kotlikoff, according to a letter she sent earlier this month to the faculty senate. In her letter, the student, known as Jane Doe, said she wanted to share a "second-hand account" before the faculty senate introduced a resolution of no confidence in Kotlikoff and the university administration.