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Supreme Court Could Hear Historic Death Penalty Case
The on-again, off-again scheduling of Richard Glossip’s execution may be heard by the Supreme Court thanks to questions from Oklahoma.
California County Supervisor Under Investigation After Alleged Assault on His Child
Kern County Supervisor Zack Scrivner was stabbed twice in an altercation with his children, the sheriff said. “The child was protecting the other child.”
Inhaling Fentanyl Could Cause Irreparable Brain Damage
A man found unconscious in his hotel room in February 2023 became the first recorded case of brain disease caused by fentanyl inhalation.
Utah Cat Explores Amazon Return Box, Ends Up in California 6 Days Later
Galena was trapped in the box without food or water until an Amazon worker in Riverside discovered her.
Trump to Use Day Off From Trial to Campaign in Battleground States
President Trump is expected to criticize President Joe Biden’s economic record in two battleground states that have been hard hit by inflation.
Trump Removes Social Media Posts That Judge Says Violated Gag Order
The former president was also fined on Tuesday.
8 Major Newspapers Join Copyright Battle Against OpenAI, Microsoft
The New York Times has filed its own lawsuit against the AI tech giants.
Biden Administration’s New Climate Rules Add $31,000 to Price of New Home, Industry Groups Say
‘This senseless nationwide codes mandate will significantly raise housing costs,’ said NAHB chairman Carl Harris.
Yellen Says Americans Are ‘Better Off’ Despite Higher Price Inflation
The Treasury Secretary refutes the Republican argument that President Joe Biden is raising taxes.
Idaho Man Arrested for Kicking Yellowstone Bison
The 40-year-old suspect, who was allegedly intoxicated, sustained minor injuries from the encounter, park officials say.
Kansas Legislature Overrides Veto of Bill Aimed at Preventing Abortion Coercion
Legislators overrode Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of two abortion-related bills.
GOP States Enact Nearly Triple the Number of Election Bills Than Democrat States
Out of the 175 approved measures, Republicans sponsored 87 and Democrats only 30. The rest were bi-partisan or without partisan sponsorship.
Despite Spending Caps, EPA’s ‘Highest Budget in History’ Proposes Hiring More Than 2,000
House appropriations panel Republicans say with workforce boost, agency is seeking to sidestep states and expand federal regulatory role.
