The 7-2 order allows state Rep. Laurel Libby to resume her duties while an appeal proceeds. The U.S. Supreme Court on May 20 reinstated a Maine state lawmaker’s speaking and voting privileges that had been suspended over her criticism of males participating in girls’ high school sports. In March, the speaker of the Maine House of
‘The operating system, or future updates … to the system, could contain backdoors and vulnerabilities designed to facilitate espionage,’ their letter reads. The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is urging the State Department, Commerce Department, and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to block the diffusion of Chinese tech giant Huawei’s HarmonyOS around
The Tesla CEO said DOGE only works in an advisory role. Tesla CEO and presidential adviser Elon Musk said the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has no power to initiate major government spending cuts and that Congress needs to act. “I am certainly an adviser. I don’t have formal power, and that’s it. The president
Washington — The Supreme Court on Tuesday restored for now a Maine state lawmaker’s right to vote in the state House of Representatives after she was punished for a social media post that identified a transgender student athlete. The high court granted the request for emergency relief sought by Laurel Libby, who represents House District 90
The billionaire entrepreneur says he may return if needed and that he’ll remain Tesla CEO for at least five more years. Elon Musk has signaled plans to scale back his political involvement, telling attendees at Bloomberg’s Qatar Economic Forum on May 20 that he intends to sharply reduce his political spending—though he left the door
During remarks at a church, Johnson said that members of his administration are all black. The Department of Justice (DOJ) said it would launch a civil rights investigation into Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s office over allegations that he engaged in race-based discrimination when hiring. In a letter to Johnson’s office posted on social media platform
During remarks at a church, Johnson said that members of his administration are all black. The Department of Justice (DOJ) said it would launch a civil rights investigation into Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s office over allegations that he engaged in race-based discrimination when hiring. In a letter to Johnson’s office posted on social media platform