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California woman who registered dog to vote faces odd penalty of paying for billboards featuring late pooch
Laura Lee Yourex, of Costa Mesa, submitted ballots in the name of her dog, Maya Jean Yourex in two elections.
Ordeals on the bus... £100 fine for people who play music, vape or litter on public transport
Local authorities are being encouraged to use new powers to levy fines for nuisance behaviour on their bus networks.
DHS Secretary Mullin reveals Ilhan Omar investigation goes far deeper with 'multiple warrants' served... as Obama lashes out against Trump
Mullin, 49, could reveal limited information regarding the investigation into the Democratic representative from Minnesota as he appeared on the Charlie Kirk Show.
GOP candidate quits campaign after flipping car in alleged drunk driving crash
Massachusetts GOP lieutenant governor hopeful Shawn Oliver, 42, was arrested after overturning his own car in an alleged drunken crash on Saturday.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Childhood blighted by poverty of ambition
Following her wide-ranging study of the conditions in which young people are growing up across this country, children's commissioner Rachel de Souza offers some bleak conclusions.
Nightmare on Wall Street: The AI alarm bells are ringing louder
The implosion in the share price of one neocloud company has highlighted just how vulnerable Wall Street is.
Council bites back as bulldozed VicRoads site slated for up to 16 storeys
A Melbourne council is trying to wrestle back control of the site of the former VicRoads headquarters from the state government.
Security guard caught 'sleeping on the job' just hours before hospital patient allegedly doused three people in petrol and set one on fire in Sydney
A security guard has been photographed seemingly asleep on multiple occasions just hours before three patients were allegedly doused with petrol and one of them set on fire.
Millions risk fines as key tax deadline nears. Here's what to do
The Australian Taxation Office has a message for anyone yet to submit a return.
Happy Howl-o-ween! Dogs don their best fancy dress for spooky street party
The dogs and their owners played dress-up as they marched as part of the 36th Annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.
