China-linked US pot farms spark raids, calls for stronger crackdowns
Chinese investors and Asian criminal organizations may be taking over the illicit marijuana trade in the U.S., sparking calls for stronger crackdowns across the country.
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Appeals court to allow Texas immigration law that criminalizes illegal migrant crossings
A U.S. appeals court has reversed a judge's decision to stop a Texas law from going into effect that would let police arrest and jail illegal immigrants.
Which states vote on Super Tuesday 2024?
Republicans will hold nominating contests in 15 states and Democrats in 15 states and one territory on Super Tuesday, the day when the presidential races typically take shape. President Biden remains the front-runner for the Democrats and doesn’t face any serious challengers. Among the states voting on Tuesday is Minnesota, the home state of Rep.
Which states vote today, Super Tuesday 2024?
Republicans will hold nominating contests in 15 states and Democrats in 15 states and one territory on Super Tuesday, the day when the presidential races typically take shape. President Biden remains the front-runner for the Democrats and doesn’t face any serious challengers. Among the states voting on Tuesday is Minnesota, the home state of Rep.
Trump Says Supreme Court Ruling on Ballot Disqualification ‘Unifying’ for the Country
‘It’s a very unfair thing for me, but serving, perhaps, as a sample to others of what should not be happening,’ he said. Former President Donald Trump thanked the Supreme Court after it issued a ruling that reversed the Colorado Supreme Court’s disqualification of the Republican candidate from the ballot, saying the decision was unifying
Kentucky House passes school bus behavior bill after student misconduct prompts bus driver sickout
The KY House passed a bill that would set standards for student conduct aboard school buses and consequences for violations thereof after bus drivers organized a sickout.
5–4 Supreme Court Majority Says States Can’t Remove Any Federal Candidate From Ballots
Four dissenting justices disagreed with that argument. As the Supreme Court unanimously agreed to overturn the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that blocked former President Donald Trump from access to the ballot, a 5–4 majority concurrently ruled that states do not have the power to enforce the 14th Amendment’s ban on federal candidates who engaged in