Arizona Senate votes to repeal 1864 abortion law
The Arizona Senate voted Wednesday to repeal the state's 1864 abortion ban, sending a measure to the Democratic governor that…
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Innocent owners of seized cars have no right to immediate hearing, ruling says
WASHINGTON- The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to grant innocent owners of seized cars the right to an immediate hearing…
Indiana's for-profit private asset seizure undermines justice
Surveillance and prosecution for profit contradicts reasonable notions of justice and fairness, but is permitted in most US states. Through…
The Supreme Court prepares to begin a debate on the care of transgender minors
WASHINGTON- After staying away from the divisive issue for months, the Supreme Court may be about to decide whether to…
Opinion: Trump's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad second term
Millions of us are justifiably focused on seeing Donald Trump held accountable for what he has allegedly done in the…
Supreme Court casts doubt on charges against some January 6 rioters
WASHINGTON- The Supreme Court on Tuesday cast doubt on the legality of obstruction charges brought against about 300 rioters arrested…
Trump's New York hush money trial faces more political antics
After a pretrial period filled with youthful tantrums, failed attempts to delay the process, and savage attacks on prosecutors, the…
Texas immigration law suspended again after whiplash rulings
WASHINGTON- The Texas immigration law that would empower police to arrest people suspected of entering the United States illegally is…
The Supreme Court should affirm that the government's complaints are not violations of freedom of expression
Are government officials violating the First Amendment when they pressure internet platforms to remove or restrict misinformation about COVID-19, alleged…
Supreme Court allows Texas to begin enforcing immigration law
WASHINGTON- The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a petition from the Biden administration, clearing the way for Texas to enforce…