Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill allowing teachers, staff to carry guns in schools
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill allowing teachers, staff to carry guns in schools
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Former U.S. Senator Al Franken criticized a statement from Justice Clarence Thomas who said the U.S. Supreme Court should revisit other cases after overturning the Roe v. Wade abortion case.
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DeSantis signs nearly 3 dozen bills, including banning smoking and giving grandparents more rights
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed 35 bills on Friday, including a law allowing local governments to ban smoking on beaches and in parks, and vetoed five, including legislation that would have made it easier for businesses to sue local governments over ordinances.
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Planned Parenthood president slams Liz Cheney over Roe v. Wade tweet: 'This is not about states' rights, this is about power and control
After Friday's Supreme Court decision, Cheney suggested in a tweet that abortion is not illegal, but is now rightfully decided by state legislatures.
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Harvard Constitutional Law Expert Says Justice 'Misleadingly' Quoted Him In Roe Ruling
“The writings from which the Court cherry-picked my quotes were totally supportive of the result in Roe," says Laurence Tribe.
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Noem defends no exception for rape, incest in South Dakota trigger law
In South Dakota, a trigger law went into effect after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade making abortion illegal, with no exception for rape or incest. Gov. Kristi Noem defended the law on "Face the Nation," saying that she does not believe one tragedy is "a reason to have another tragedy occur."
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This Little-Known Tobacco Stock Is Getting a Huge Boost
The FDA's plan to reduce nicotine in cigarettes to near zero could mean big sales for this stock.
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Georgia Democratic nominee for governor Stacey Abrams explains the change in her position on abortion: There is 'no place in that medical decision for ideology or for politicians'
"I understand the sincere concerns. But those are religious concerns, or often concerns driven by personal morality," Abrams said in a CNN interview.
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Democratic Lawmaker's Unusual Reaction To Abortion Decision Sparks Twitter Backlash
Rep. Andy Levin (D-Mich.) responded to the decision with now-deleted photos, and Twitter wasn't having it.
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World Leaders Mock ‘Bare-Chested Horseback Rider’ Putin at G7 Summit
Alexey Druzhinin/Getty ImagesThe world may be in shambles, but the leaders of the G7 summit managed to have a laugh—at the expense of Vladimir Putin and a 2009 photo of him riding a horse shirtless in the Siberian mountains.The G7 summit is a gathering of leaders from seven of the wealthiest countries: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the U.K., and the U.S., plus the EU president. As the distinguished members sat down to lunch on Sunday, the Daily Mail reported that British Prime Minister
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Clarence Thomas says he has 'no idea why or how' he got nominated to the Supreme Court: book
"I have no idea why or how I got nominated. All I know is that Justice Marshall retired, and that was a shock," Thomas said in a newly-released book.
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Florida Pulse: Experts discuss impact of new Florida laws effective July 1
There are many new laws that will go into effect in Florida on July 1 that will impact everything from abortion to education.
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Alito said women seeking abortions should have to listen to distressing details about fetal development as 'part of the responsibility of moral choice'
The memo also laid out the conservative justice's strategy for eventually overturning abortion rights in the US, The New York Times reported.
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Washington to Block Anti-Abortion States From Accessing ID Data
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Permitless carry gun bill, vaping tax and more: These Indiana laws go into effect July 1
Here are some of the more notable Indiana state law changes to watch for starting in July.
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Many Republicans rejoiced at Roe being overturned but these 4 GOP governors want to protect the right to abortion
Republican-led states have enacted or will enact abortion bans as a result of Friday's Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Cop Drops Out of Rhode Island Senate Race After Opponent Says She Was Attacked at Abortion Rally
"This is what it is to be a Black woman running for office," wrote Rhode Island State Senate candidate Jennifer Rourke, after accusing opponent Jeann Lugo of assaulting her
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After calls from AOC and other Dems to expand the court, White House says Biden 'does not agree' with the move
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Saturday that expanding the court was one of the ways the President and Congress could ensure abortion access across the country.
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Abortion returns to the states, but states can't make gun decisions? This is the Trump Court.
Thank the Court that Trump Built for the confusing interpretation of what our Founding Fathers said in the 18th century and what it means now.
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For first time, video shown of cops arresting Black man, 25, on warrant for 49-yr. old white man
Newly-released footage of a mistaken identity arrest shows a young Black man repeatedly informing police they had the wrong suspect […] The post For first time, video shown of cops arresting Black man, 25, on warrant for 49-yr. old white man appeared first on TheGrio.
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Barstool's Portnoy Comes Out Against Republicans
Twitter has given a voice to many covering just about any topic. Twitter can promote a new restaurant, dance move and even political views of individuals when society is in a whirlwind of emotions about what's to come. Many organizations spoke out on June 24 after the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision.