It is day 141 of the second Trump administration and it is yet another tense night in Los Angeles. Protests that erupted last Friday over federal deportation raids in the city have continued for four straight days. The situation escalated on Sunday when the president called in the National Guard over objections from Governor Gavin Newsome. Today, the attorney general filed a lawsuit challenging that action in court. But earlier, Newsome posted that the administration was ordering an additional 2,000 Nationa ...

Tonight, breaking news. The Trump administration ordering hundreds of Marines to Los Angeles. The rare move to send the military into an American city as new rallies take to the streets.It comes after a weekend of protest opposing immigration raids that turn violent in some places. Whimo car set ablaze. National Guard deploying crowdcontrol techniques using less lethal bullets.Now, California suing over President Trump federalizing the National Guard as the president floats having Governor Gavin Newsome arr ...

We are covering what's been happening in LA in an ongoing story. The president is clearly trying to test the bounds of the law and going beyond over half a century of president deploying these National Guard troops in LA with his stated reasons including what they call ISIS authority and public security. Uh but also with another agenda.We have these live pictures from LA. Trump did not collaborate or cooperate with the state governor where there's usually exercised dual authority in the use of the National ...

Protestors in Los Angeles set fire to several driverless Waymo vehicles during the ongoing unrest. Photo: Eric Thayer/AP #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #protests #waymo #losangeles ...

Core Insights - Tesla's chair, Robyn Denholm, sold over $230 million in company stock following Elon Musk's endorsement of Donald Trump, which led to boycotts and protests against Tesla vehicles, negatively impacting profits and stock prices [1][8] - Denholm's stock sales were primarily executed under a pre-arranged selling plan, with more than half of her holdings being sold, coinciding with Musk's political endorsements [2][4] - The sales occurred as Tesla's stock price fell by one-third, and Denholm's profits were significantly enhanced due to acquiring shares at a deep discount through options granted by Tesla [5][6] Financial Performance - Tesla reported a 71% decline in profits for the first three months of the year, reflecting the adverse effects of the political climate and consumer backlash [13] - Despite the challenges, Tesla's stock has seen a recovery, closing at $347 per share, which is over 50% higher than its low in April [13] Insider Trading Activity - Denholm is not alone in selling shares; other Tesla executives, including the chief financial officer, have collectively sold $189 million in stock during the same nine-month period [9] - The use of pre-determined selling schedules by executives is intended to assure investors that these sales are not based on insider information or indicative of negative sentiment towards the company [8]