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Virginia Democrats Escalate Redistricting Fight to U.S. Supreme Court
The state supreme court found that the legislature made procedural errors in pursuing the redistricting ballot measure.
‘Free-Range’ Parents Being Hit with Neglect Investigations. A New Bill Would Change That
Introduced by Representative Blake Moore, the bill was inspired in part by Jonathan Haidt’s book The Anxious Generation.
Felon Who Allegedly Opened Fire on Boston Drivers Previously Convicted for Shooting at Cops
Tyler Brown, accused of firing dozens of rounds at motorists on a Boston-area highway, previously served just five years for attempting to murder a police officer.
Arcadia Mayor Agrees to Plead Guilty over Role as Chinese Foreign Agent
Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang, whose former fiancé was convicted of acting as an illegal agent for China, has resigned from her post following charges that she was also working for the People’s Republic of China.
CIA Whistleblower Testifies Fauci’s ‘Cover-Up’ of Covid Lab-Leak Origin Was ‘Intentional’
A CIA whistleblower testified that Anthony Fauci intentionally influenced intelligence analysis to suppress the Covid lab-leak theory.
Trump Endorses Paxton over Cornyn in Texas U.S. Senate Race
President Trump on Tuesday endorsed Ken Paxton in the race for U.S. Senate in the Lone Star state, delivering the state attorney general an edge in the runoff race against Senator John Cornyn.
DOJ Finds Yale Medical School Discriminates Against White and Asian Applicants
Admissions staff at Yale University’s medical school “used racial proxies” and “intentionally selected applicants based on their race” to the benefit of black and Hispanic students, despite a Supreme Court ruling that affirmative action is illegal, according to a new report from the Department of Justice.
Supreme Court Indefinitely Extends Mail-Order Access to Abortion Drug Mifepristone
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the chemical abortion drug mifepristone can continue being made available to patients through telehealth, mail, and pharmacies as the Court continues to hear a case involving access to the drug.