21 states, 60 members of Congress, abortion coercion victims and researchers back Louisiana against Trump administration, which is reviewing mifepristone's safety with no end date in sight.
The Department of Transportation this week announced findings that the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office through the Director of Driver Services illegally issued nearly 1-in-5 of its commercial licenses.
The settlements in these lawsuits filed by left-leaning advocates include provisions that result in ongoing oversight over corporation operations, mandatory training programs and diversity quotas. Companies are required in some cases to fund the reforms, and it all functions as a means to advance liberal policies without involving elected representatives.
Al Qaeda remains resilient — and is still under the decades-long protection of the Taliban — as the United Nations warns about the continued strength of jihadist terrorist groups.
"What they've done is they've put out a conclusion, which has created a lot of news that's highly partisan based on analysis that wouldn't be accepted in a first-semester econ class," Hassett said.
Democratic attorneys general from 13 states on Wednesday sued the U.S. Department of Energy over its decision to terminate $2.7 billion in federal money for energy and infrastructure programs.
The worldwide Board of Peace is set to meet Thursday in DC for its inaugural meeting, bringing together representatives from nearly 50 nations with a focus on rebuilding Gaza. Trump has announced a $5 billion pledge from partner nations.
Restoration work in France’s Normandy region got underway this week to modernize and preserve a legendary D-Day site that was showing its age.
The warning comes as early voting in the state is already underway, where the latest polls show the attorney general leading the incumbent and Texas GOP Rep. Wesley Hunt for the nomination.
At the time of publication, a police report is not currently available