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Harris on Trump’s mocking of Ford: “I can’t understand it.”

Harris on Trump’s mocking of Ford: “I can’t understand it.”

by Patty Nieberg | Oct 3, 2018 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – California Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris Wednesday criticized President Donald Trump for deriding Christine Blasey Ford’s Senate testimony about her alleged sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, calling his behavior inappropriate and...

Supreme Court Considers Changing Eminent Domain Precedent

by Brock Hall | Oct 3, 2018 | Politics

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case that calls into question a 30-year-precedent that a plaintiff cannot file a takings claim in federal court until all state court options have been exhausted. The case began when the...
Nominee for Census Director says he will be “Independent”

Nominee for Census Director says he will be “Independent”

by Jessica A. Floyd | Oct 3, 2018 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s nominee to head the U.S. Census Bureau told a Senate committee on Wednesday that he would be “independent from improper influences” in conducting the 2020 census, which for the first time in decades will ask whether people...

Madison v. Alabama Could Block Executions for Prisoners with Dementia

by Bryan Wood | Oct 3, 2018 | Politics

WASHINGTON – Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on Tuesday posed the idea of expanding the reason that a person cannot be executed to include severe dementia in a case involving a 68-year-old Alabama man with dementia who murdered a police officer 33 years ago. “We...

Supreme Court to Decide if Dementia Alters Death Sentence

by Bryan Wood | Oct 2, 2018 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday from lawyers trying to stop Alabama’s planned execution of an elderly prisoner with memory loss so severe he is unable to recall the murder he was convicted of committing. Vernon Madison, 68, was sentenced to...
First Daughter promotes the economic empowerment of women in the Americas

First Daughter promotes the economic empowerment of women in the Americas

by Charlene Zhang | Aug 28, 2018 | Economy, Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON – White House Advisor Ivanka Trump addressed the Inter-American Council for Integral Development of the Organization of American States on sustainable financial empowerment in the Americas Monday afternoon. “Women are in fact one of the greatest...
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