Judiciary - Page 321

April 19, 2024

Appeals court drops charges against Michigan elections worker who downloaded voter list

An appeals court on Thursday unanimously dismissed charges against James Holkeboer, a Michigan elections worker who downloaded a list of voters' names after a 2022 primary election.

April 19, 2024

Feds gave $700M to Planned Parenthood during year of record abortions

Biden administration vows to expand access to abortions while Planned Parenthood report reveals record-high abortions after Roe v. Wade.

April 19, 2024

Focus group of voters offer ‘brutal’ take of VP Harris: Not ‘someone I want running my country’

According to a recent report from the L.A. Times, voter focus groups in Arizona did not have favorable views of Vice President Harris, even among Democratic voters.

April 19, 2024

Trump warns that if he loses presidential immunity, so will 'crooked' Joe Biden

Former President Trump warned of the consequences of losing his presidential immunity argument, while saying that if he loses that protection, so will “crooked" President Joe Biden.

April 19, 2024

Judge shoots down Texas AG Paxton's attempt to block guaranteed income program

Houston district Judge Ursula Hall shot down Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to block a guaranteed income program based on grounds that its unconstitutional.

April 19, 2024

Biden dismantles Trump-era Title IX rules, sidesteps issue of trans athletes in girls' sports

April 18, 2024

Alabama high court OKs death penalty for man convicted of delivery driver's 1998 killing

The Alabama Supreme Court has authorized the execution of 64-year-old Keith Edmund Gavin, who in 1998 killed a delivery driver withdrawing cash from an ATM.

April 18, 2024

Lawsuit challenges Kentucky youth vaping crackdown

A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a new Kentucky law intended to curb the use of vape products by minors has been filed in Franklin Circuit Court.

April 18, 2024

Dems will make state sanctuary for kids' gender transitions, abortion over GOP protest

Maine could soon shield from liability those who perform abortions or gender surgeries for minors from other states under a bill heading to Gov. Janet Mills' desk.

April 18, 2024

Crisis in the Northwest: City's battle against homelessness could have dire effects for the nation

The Supreme Court on Monday will hear arguments in an Oregon case that West Coast cities argue has hamstrung their ability to address rampant homeless camps.