Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall agrees to $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue across the country
Alabama Attorney General Announces Settlement with Purdue Pharma On Monday, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall revealed a nationwide settlement totaling $7.4 billion with Purdue Pharma and its owners. Marshall stated, “Today marks our steadfast dedication to ensuring justice and holding the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma accountable.” He noted that Alabama’s approach to litigation has […]
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Admin’s Bid To Keep Birthright Citizenship Restrictions In Place
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to consider the Trump administration’s request to maintain restrictions on birthright citizenship while the lawsuit continues. The judge delayed determining the Trump administration’s request to block a lower court order to prevent the president’s executive order from coming into effect, but they scheduled an oral debate on May 15th […]
As eviction filings rise in Maricopa County, not everyone agrees on a solution
Daniel is homeless for the first time at age 60 after losing his job last year. She describes this as one of the most difficult times of her life. “I’ve always provided it for myself and my children,” Daniel said. “You beat yourself up, especially in the later stages of life, so that you can’t […]
Ukraine Agrees To 30-Day Ceasefire Pending Russian Approval
Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire with Russia on Tuesday, according to a joint statement between the US State Department and Ukraine. Ukraine agreed to the deal after Secretary of State Marco Rubio took the lead negotiation Kremlin approval is pending on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia along with Ukrainian diplomats. According to In a statement. […]
Department of Correction settles deaf inmate lawsuit, agrees to provide accommodations • Tennessee Lookout
The Tennessee Department of Corrections has agreed to provide videophobia, sign language interpreters and other accommodations to deaf people in Tennessee prisons, and settled a five-year-old lawsuit alleging that the state’s treatment of deaf prisoners violated federal law. Legal settlements also prohibit the department from punishing or punishing deaf prisoners for using sign language or […]
Elissa Slotkin Stumbles All Over Herself When Asked If She Agrees With Gavin Newsom On Men In Women’s Sports
Democrat Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin failed to answer directly on Sunday when asked if she believed biological men should participate in women’s sports after NBC news host Kristen Welker asked her about the issue. In the release of his first podcast episode, Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom elicited backlash from members of his own party […]
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Admin Agrees To Put Taxpayer-Funded Union Work Back Under Microscope After Joni Ernst Request
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) will once again report on the time and money federal employees spend union activities during the Biden administration following a request from Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa. Ernst and Republican Rep. Michael Cloud of Texas I was urged OPM introduced Ernst “protecting taxpayer wallets in 2025” on February […]
Mayor Of Major Sanctuary City Agrees To Testify Before Congress
Democratic mayor Boston mayor Michel Wu agreed to testify in front of the Congress because the House of Republican and Trump administration are aiming for major sanctuary nationwide. Woo said on Monday She is happy He talks about Boston’s sanctuary policies that prohibit cooperation between local law execution agencies and federal immigration authorities in order […]
CBS Yields To FCC Chairman’s Demand, Agrees To Surrender Kamala Harris’s ’60 Minutes’ Interview Transcript
CBS NEWS was a Federal Communication Committee (on Friday, a 2024 Democratic candidate candidate Vice, President Vice, President Vice, a “60 -minute” interview in October “60 minutes”. I agree to pay attention to the request of FCC) Chairman Carr. CARR sent a research letter for the New York Times in the CBS news department, requesting […]
U.S. Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Catholic Charter School Case
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear a lawsuit involving two Catholic dioceses seeking to establish the nation’s first taxpayer-funded religious charter schools. Last October, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School in Oklahoma and its board of directors sued for Supreme Court review after the state Supreme Court refused to open the school. […]
