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Supreme Court January 30, 2024

Sotomayor says 'I live in frustration' on Supreme Court

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said during an event at UC Berkeley that she lives “in frustration" among the court’s conservative majority.

VIDEO January 30, 2024

Sotomayor says 'I live in frustration' on Supreme Court

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Monday she lives in "frustration" on the court during remarks at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, KTVU's Crystal Bailey reports.

Donald Trump January 30, 2024

Trump accuser E Jean Carroll says she would 'absolutely' sue Trump again given opportunity

E. Jean Carroll, who accused former President Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s, said she would "absolutely" sue Trump again after winning a defamation lawsuit.

OPINION January 29, 2024

It's Texas vs. SCOTUS right now. But Abbott should consider a surprise move that could pay off handsomely

Texas' governor is in a major dispute with the Supreme Court over immigration enforcement. He's been getting lots of advice and support but here's a move he should strongly consider.

Supreme Court January 29, 2024

Supreme Court sets date to hear abortion pill challenge

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case challenging access to the abortion pill and its regulatory approval process on March 26, the court announced Monday.

Abortion January 29, 2024

Red states pushing to block abortion measures from statewide ballots ahead of 2024 election

Legislators in Mississippi and Missouri are blocking abortion ballot measures, arguing out-of-state cash cows are running the measures through.

New Jersey January 29, 2024

New Jersey Democrats seeking to cover out-of-pocket abortion costs

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and the state's Democrat-led Legislature are proposing a measure to cover out-of-pocket costs for a woman wanting an abortion.

Donald Trump January 28, 2024

Republican ex-judge argued Trump engaged in insurrection, should be removed from Illinois primary ballot

A Republican retired judge is arguing that former President Trump should be removed from Illinois’ primary ballot for engaging in an insurrection in the Jan. 6 US Capitol attacks.

Donald Trump January 28, 2024

$83M verdict in E. Jean Carroll case against Trump ignites firestorm: 'Democrats are using the system'

A federal jury's decision ordering Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll more than $83 million in damages Friday ignited a political firestorm.

Media January 27, 2024

Planned Parenthood hammered after sharing video redefining sex act as whatever ‘you’ want it to be

Social media users slammed a recent Planned Parenthood sex education video that attempted to redefine sex as anything viewers want it to be.