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How a Water War Is Brewing Over a Drying Lake in Nevada
Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.
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NAACP Sues Over 2020 Presidential Election Records FBI Seized in Fulton County, Georgia
The FBI on Jan. 28 carted away roughly 700 boxes of material.
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Utah’s GOP Say They Have Enough Support to Qualify Redistricting Ballot Initiative
The measure would scrap an independent panel and let legislators draw congressional maps. Utah’s Democratic Party launched an effort to remove signatures.
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2 High-Profile Transgender Surgery Cases Head to Trial
The Center for American Liberty attorney hopes that the cases of Chloe Cole and Luka Hein will build on the landmark $2 million Fox Varian verdict.
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Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty in Minnesota Church Protest Case
Lemon and eight other defendants face up to $20,000 in fines and 10 years in prison.
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Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC Can Proceed, Judge Rules
The British broadcaster attempted to stay the suit, brought over its editing of Trump’s Jan. 6., 2021, speech, but a Florida judge has set a hearing date.
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Conservatives Attempt to Reframe Debate Over Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The Greater Than campaign argues same-sex marriage harms children and the family unit.
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Judge Halts Trump Admin’s $600 Million Public Health Funding Cut Targeting 4 Blue States
The ruling pauses a clawback of funds allocated to California, Colorado, Illinois, and Minnesota. The states filed a lawsuit alleging political retaliation.
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Texas Attorney General Backs Doctor Against State’s Own Medical Board Over Ivermectin Use
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden sued the Texas State Medical Board after it cited her.
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DOJ Wants State Voter Rolls–What to Know
The department sued 24 states and the District of Columbia for refusing to turn over their lists of registered voters.
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Federal Judge Blocks Hegseth’s Censure of Sen. Mark Kelly
The senator said Hegseth’s threats were meant to restrict his free speech.
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Judge Boasberg Orders Government to Facilitate Return of Deported Venezuelans
The Department of Justice argued that the hearings are infeasible, in part because of Venezuela’s current political climate.
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Gail Slater Leaving Role as DOJ’s Antitrust Chief
She described her service as ‘the honor of a lifetime.’
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States Sue HHS to Try to Stop Withholding of $600 Million in Public Health Grants
‘Illinois will not stand by idly as Trump illegally cancels the Congressionally-allocated funding we are owed,’ Gov. J.B. Pritzker said.
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Instagram Addiction Doesn’t Exist, According to App’s Top Executive
Day 3 in a landmark trial against tech titans focused on the platform’s beauty filters and safety measures.
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Supreme Court to Hear Roundup Maker’s Bid to Block Thousands of Lawsuits in April
The high court also scheduled oral arguments in challenges to geofence warrants and the FCC’s in-house penalty assessment system.
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In Landmark Trial, YouTube Says It’s Not Social Media, Doesn’t Addict Children
On the second day, an expert witness for the plaintiff argues platforms are designed to ensnare young users in a vicious cycle of addiction and mental illness.
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DOJ Asks Prosecutors to Flag ‘Rogue’ Judges for Impeachment
The Justice Department said it is collecting ‘the most egregious examples’ to refer to Congress.
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2 Pennsylvania Men Plead Guilty to Defrauding Minnesota Housing Fund
The men traveled to Minnesota to recruit homeless clients and used ChatGPT to create fake client notes and emails.
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How a Water War Is Brewing Over a Drying Lake in Nevada
Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.
|
NAACP Sues Over 2020 Presidential Election Records FBI Seized in Fulton County, Georgia
The FBI on Jan. 28 carted away roughly 700 boxes of material.
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Utah’s GOP Say They Have Enough Support to Qualify Redistricting Ballot Initiative
The measure would scrap an independent panel and let legislators draw congressional maps. Utah’s Democratic Party launched an effort to remove signatures.
|
2 High-Profile Transgender Surgery Cases Head to Trial
The Center for American Liberty attorney hopes that the cases of Chloe Cole and Luka Hein will build on the landmark $2 million Fox Varian verdict.
|
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty in Minnesota Church Protest Case
Lemon and eight other defendants face up to $20,000 in fines and 10 years in prison.
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Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC Can Proceed, Judge Rules
The British broadcaster attempted to stay the suit, brought over its editing of Trump’s Jan. 6., 2021, speech, but a Florida judge has set a hearing date.
|
Conservatives Attempt to Reframe Debate Over Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The Greater Than campaign argues same-sex marriage harms children and the family unit.
|
Judge Halts Trump Admin’s $600 Million Public Health Funding Cut Targeting 4 Blue States
The ruling pauses a clawback of funds allocated to California, Colorado, Illinois, and Minnesota. The states filed a lawsuit alleging political retaliation.
|
Texas Attorney General Backs Doctor Against State’s Own Medical Board Over Ivermectin Use
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden sued the Texas State Medical Board after it cited her.
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DOJ Wants State Voter Rolls–What to Know
The department sued 24 states and the District of Columbia for refusing to turn over their lists of registered voters.
|
Federal Judge Blocks Hegseth’s Censure of Sen. Mark Kelly
The senator said Hegseth’s threats were meant to restrict his free speech.
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Judge Boasberg Orders Government to Facilitate Return of Deported Venezuelans
The Department of Justice argued that the hearings are infeasible, in part because of Venezuela’s current political climate.
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Gail Slater Leaving Role as DOJ’s Antitrust Chief
She described her service as ‘the honor of a lifetime.’
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States Sue HHS to Try to Stop Withholding of $600 Million in Public Health Grants
‘Illinois will not stand by idly as Trump illegally cancels the Congressionally-allocated funding we are owed,’ Gov. J.B. Pritzker said.
|
Instagram Addiction Doesn’t Exist, According to App’s Top Executive
Day 3 in a landmark trial against tech titans focused on the platform’s beauty filters and safety measures.
|
Supreme Court to Hear Roundup Maker’s Bid to Block Thousands of Lawsuits in April
The high court also scheduled oral arguments in challenges to geofence warrants and the FCC’s in-house penalty assessment system.
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In Landmark Trial, YouTube Says It’s Not Social Media, Doesn’t Addict Children
On the second day, an expert witness for the plaintiff argues platforms are designed to ensnare young users in a vicious cycle of addiction and mental illness.
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DOJ Asks Prosecutors to Flag ‘Rogue’ Judges for Impeachment
The Justice Department said it is collecting ‘the most egregious examples’ to refer to Congress.
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2 Pennsylvania Men Plead Guilty to Defrauding Minnesota Housing Fund
The men traveled to Minnesota to recruit homeless clients and used ChatGPT to create fake client notes and emails.
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