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Florida February 27, 2024

Amid Alabama IVF blowback, Florida shelves bill allowing wrongful death suits for the unborn

A Florida bill that, if enacted, would have allowed wrongful death lawsuits to be filed on behalf of the unborn, has been dropped amid blowback from an Alabama Supreme Court ruling.

Media February 27, 2024

Carville encourages Democrats to ‘kick the living you know what’ out of GOP when they're down

Democratic strategist James Carville urged Democratic Party members to take to fight to the GOP, which he claimed is weak on reproductive rights.

VIDEO February 27, 2024

Gun store owner hopes that the Supreme Court ends ban on bump stocks

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Michael Cargill says he hopes the Supreme Court rules in his favor in a case that could affect millions of American gun owners.

Alabama February 27, 2024

Following IVF ruling, Biden to send Health and Human Services Secretary to visit Alabama

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra is scheduled to visit Alabama following the state's controversial Supreme Court ruling as IVF access becomes a key campaign issue.

Joe Biden February 27, 2024

Biden running out of time to fulfill 2020 campaign pledge to abolish federal death penalty

President Biden is running out of time to fulfill one of his 2020 presidential campaign promises, to abolish the death penalty, with just months before the 2024 elections.

Georgia February 27, 2024

Judge says Nathan Wade's divorce lawyer must testify on relationship with Fulton Co. DA Fani Willis

A judge has determined that Nathan Wade’s former law partner and divorce lawyer must tell the court what he knows about the special prosecutor’s relationship with District Attorney Fani Willis.

Kentucky February 27, 2024

Last minute Kentucky bill would add exceptions to state abortion ban

A bill aimed at easing Kentucky’s near-total abortion ban by creating limited exceptions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest has been introduced in the GOP-dominated House.

Supreme Court February 26, 2024

Supreme Court debates state laws restricting social media content moderation: 'A bunch of landmines'

The Supreme Court expressed strong concerns on Monday about the sweep of state laws restricting how large social media companies moderate user content.

New York City February 26, 2024

Manhattan DA Bragg requests judge impose gag order on Trump during hush money case

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg submitted three documents to the courts seeking a gag order on former President Donald Trump and other restrictions on the hush money trial.

Media February 26, 2024

MSNBC's Joy Reid suggests Alabama Republicans want forced birth, slave labor in rant on embryo ruling

MSNBC host Joy Reid bashed Senator Tommy Tuberville in a rant claiming Alabama wants slavery because Tuberville said families should have more kids.