ELECTIONS 1 day ago Nebraska high court restores voting right for thousands of convicted felons The court's unanimous decision restores the right to vote for residents with felony criminal records upon completion of their sentence, impacting thousands.
Arizona 2 days ago Arizona man who admitted to murdering his wife receives his sentence Daniel Paduchowski was sentenced to 16 years in prison after admitting to the murder of his wife, Kelly.
California 2 days ago California judge who allegedly killed his wife continues to receive nearly $250K salary A California judge who is custody for allegedly killing his wife is still receiving his nearly $250,000 salary, in accordance with the state Constitution.
South Carolina 3 days ago Alex Murdaugh settles South Carolina lawsuit with Mallory Beach family for 2019 boat crash South Carolina Judge Daniel Hall has ordered disgraced attorney-turned-convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh to pay a $500,000 settlement to the family of Mallory Beach.
Law 3 days ago Supreme Court races in key states could tip scales on policy questions Unlike Georgia and Nevada, battleground states such as Arizona, North Carolina and Michigan will likely see high-stakes state Supreme Court races.
Seattle 3 days ago Seattle judge says it is 'frustrating' receiving death threats over controversial bail rulings A Seattle judge said she empathizes with the mother of a murder suspect and that she has received death threats over some of her bail decisions for suspects of violent crimes.
POLITICS 5 days ago Oversight group sues for communications between Harris, CBP as Congress gets stonewalled The Oversight Project is seeking communications similar to those reportedly yet to be produced under a congressional request, between Harris and CBP
Pennsylvania 6 days ago Roundup weed killer cancer lawsuits keep mounting as Pennsylvania man is awarded $78 million A Pennsylvania man was awarded $78 million after a jury agreed with his argument that he developed cancer from using the weed killer Roundup.
House of Representatives October 10 Dem lawmaker reintroduces death row appeals bill allowing for introduction of newly discovered evidence Democrat Rep. Hank Johnson reintroduced for a third time a death row appeals bill that would allow inmates to introduce newly discovered evidence.
Virginia October 9 Virginia voter roll removal process violates federal law, groups allege — state fires back A lawsuit alleges that voter roll maintenance efforts in Virginia violate federal law, but the state stands ready to defend its practices.