Supreme Court allows $2.5 billion Boy Scouts settlement with sex abuse victims to proceed
The Supreme Court allowed a sex abuse settlement with the Boy Scouts to move forward Thursday, rejecting a claim from a small group of vicitms.
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Planned Parenthood petitions Wisconsin Supreme Court to make 1849 abortion law unconstitutional
Planned Parenthood is seeking a broad ruling to overturn an 1849 law, the second challenge since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in Wisconsin. A 1985 abortion law may trump it.
Congress likely to punt government shutdown deadlines again, sources say
House and Senate leaders are increasingly likely to put another short-term federal spending extension through Congress with government shutdown deadlines looming.
Rubio warns Chinese cyberattack ‘will be 100 times worse’ than AT&T outage: ‘Your power, your water’
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio warned that a potential Chinese cyber attack will be 100 times worse than a reported AT&T outage affecting tens of thousands on Thursday.
A 30-year-old North Carolina education funding argument is back in the state Supreme Court
The NC Supreme Court will again address the debate over whether a trial judge can move taxpayer money for education without the express approval of legislators in North Carolina.
Justice Department taps former Kamala Harris adviser as 1st-ever artificial intelligence officer
Vice President Kamala Harris' former adviser, Jonathan Mayer, was named the Justice Department's first chief AI officer and will advise AG Merrick Garland.
Atlanta reparations task force calls Fulton County ‘complicit’ in stealing land from Black residents
A task force commissioned to study reparations in Fulton County, Georgia has put together evidence documenting historic abuses of Black residents by the county and Atlanta.