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Supreme Court temporarily allows access to abortion pill mifepristone amid judges’ contradicting orders

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito temporarily resumed access to the abortion pill mifepristone Friday, after the Texas lower court ruling that seeks to limit access.

Supreme Court allows challenges to federal agencies to go forward in court

The Supreme Court is allowing challenges to the structures of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Trade Commission to go forward in federal court.

Nebraska bill allowing tax donations for school vouchers advances

A bill that would funnel public tax donations into a state-sponsored private school voucher program has advanced in the Nebraska Legislature.

TAKING ON TENT CITY: CA enclave tackling homeless camps declares ‘we want a city that feels and looks safe’

A public meeting got heated as activists railed against a proposed ban on homeless camping. But other San Diego residents said the crisis is out of control.

Alabama attorney general takes over prison litigation

The Alabama attorney general is taking control of prison litigation and moving it into his office. The governor’s office directed questions about the issue to the prison system.

New Jersey environmental agency charges itself for damaging endangered species’ habitat

New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection has charged itself for accidentally destroying the habitat of two threatened and endangered bird species.

Pentagon files leaker faces serious punishment depending on full impact of revelations, expert says

The full scope and impact of the leak will affect the severity of Pentagon files leaker Jack Teixeira's punishment, but the case appears cut and dry as to whether he is guilty.

GOP leaders excoriate Oregon Dems for passing ‘most extreme’ abortion, transgender law ‘in history’

The Oregon state legislature GOP leaders blasted the state Democrats after they passed the "most extreme abortion and gender-altering legislation" in American history out of committee.

Dem councilman will testify Bragg is to blame for NYC ‘lawlessness’ at House Judiciary hearing

FIRST ON FOX: A Democratic New York City councilman plans to testify Monday that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has contributed to the “lawlessness" on the streets.

Biden admin approves massive gas pipeline project in huge blow to climate activists

The Biden administration is moving ahead with a key approval of a massive 800-mile natural gas pipeline project that proponents said will create thousands of jobs.

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