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San Francisco Catholic Archdiocese Files for Bankruptcy amid Hundreds of Outstanding Sexual-Assault Lawsuits

The Chapter 11 filing comes after the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland and the Diocese of Santa Rosa declared bankruptcy earlier this year.

Biden taps new White House counsel to thwart GOP probes as legal pressure mounts

President Biden on Tuesday said he has chosen Ed Siskel, who shielded President Barack Obama from House Republican probes, to serve as his next White House counsel amid a slew of judicial and congressional investigations.

Conservative group sues Wisconsin secretary of state over open records related to her appointment

A conservative policy group filed an open records lawsuit on Tuesday against Wisconsin Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, accusing her of blocking a request it hopes can shed light on the events that led to her appointment earlier this year.

Mass shootings spur divergent laws as states split between gun rights and control

Tennessee's Republican-led Legislature is meeting in special session this week to consider a package of public safety proposals, including some stemming from a deadly shooting at a Nashville elementary school earlier this year.

Attorney John Eastman surrenders to authorities on charges in Georgia 2020 election subversion case

John Eastman, the conservative attorney who pushed a plan to keep Donald Trump in power, turned himself in to authorities Tuesday on charges in the Georgia case alleging an illegal plot to overturn the former president's 2020 election loss.

Gen. Mark Milley meets with Pope Francis at Vatican, discusses casualties in Ukraine war

Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discussed the war in Ukraine during a private audience Monday with Pope Francis in the Vatican.

Lightbulbs, books, and abortions … when is a ban not a ban?

It is now illegal to manufacture, import, or sell the traditional lightbulb or any lightbulb that has not been shown to produce 45 lumens per watt.

Rutgers will still require COVID-19 vaccine, masks

More than 100 schools still require students to be vaccinated in order to attend classes in person.

Biden campaign says it hasn’t has talked about debating Trump

President Biden’s reelection campaign says it hasn’t talked about a potential general election debate against former President Trump in light of the GOP frontrunner missing the first Republican primary debate. “To be honest with you, we haven't had any real substantive conversations about that quite yet,” Biden campaign communications director Michael Tyler told reporters on...

Woman arrested for alleged threats against Trump, son Barron

A Chicago woman was arrested Monday on charges she threatened to kill former President Trump and his youngest son, Barron. Tracy Marie Fiorenza, 41, was charged in Florida after allegedly emailing the headmaster of a Palm Beach County school in May that she “will shoot Donald Trump Sr. AND Baron Trump (sic) straight in the face at...

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