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Ginni Thomas, Justice Clarence Thomas’s Wife, Pressed Trump’s White House To Overturn 2020 Presidential Election
Twenty-nine total text messages obtained by CBS and the Washington Post showed Thomas repeatedly trying to advise Mark Meadows in election overturning efforts.
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Border Officers Question Muslim Americans About Their Faith, ACLU Alleges in Lawsuit
The lawsuit filed on behalf of three Muslim Americans alleges they were asked “inappropriate religious questions” when returning from abroad.
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U.S. Supreme Court Approves Wisconsin Congressional Maps, But Blocks State Legislative Maps
It’s the first time during this redistricting cycle that the court has overturned maps drawn by a state.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Tearful Moment Captures the Joy and Pain of Being First
Supreme Court Justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson met the hearings with grace and intelligence and her tears are a sign of strength.
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COVID Testing and Treatment For The Uninsured Ends Due To Lack of Funding
Twenty-eight million Americans would be affected due to the sudden cutoff of COVID services.
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Women and People of Color Disproportionally Represent Low-Wage Workforce, According To Study
More than 32 percent of the U.S. labor force, or 51.9 million workers, are making less than $15 an hour.
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Federal Judge Rules Ex-Michigan Gov. Snyder Must Testify In Flint Water Case
Snyder has previously stated he would invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination if he is forced to appear in court.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Answers Senator Questions On A Range of Issues on Day Two of Confirmation Hearings
The Supreme Court nominee took questions on issues such as Roe v. Wade, her sentencing record, and her faith
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Tennessee’s Legislative Version of Targeting “Divisive Concepts” Nears Final Passage
Students and staffers could sue public colleges and universities if they feel they’ve been unfairly punished for not accepting “divisive concepts”
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Stacey Abrams Sues Georgia To Gain Unlimited Fundraising Committee Access
The suit is in reference to a law passed last year allowing for “leadership committees” which aren’t subject to contribution limits for candidates.
