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Court upholds New Mexico congressional map against GOP challenge

New Mexico Judge Fred Van Soelen upheld the state's congressional map after Republicans alleged the map was significantly gerrymandered.

Affirmative action opponents sue Naval Academy to ban race consideration

The organization behind the lawsuit against Harvard University that led to the demise of affirmative action in college admissions has filed a new lawsuit against the United States Naval Academy seeking to end race-conscious admissions there.

Loudoun County sexual assault victim files $30 million lawsuit against school board

The Loudoun County student who was sexually assaulted in a high school restroom filed a $30 million federal lawsuit against the school district.

New Jersey attorney general opens inquiry into fatal car crash involving Nadine Menendez

The New Jersey attorney general’s office will open an inquiry into a fatal car crash four years ago that involved Nadine Menendez, the wife of Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ).

Prisoner’s family thanks Kim Kardashian’s show for highlighting attempt to free him

The Kardashian family's reality show featured a cameo of a man who claimed to be wrongfully convicted of murder.

The View hosts slam Democrats for ‘weak’ and ‘bad’ messaging on border wall

The View's opening segment on Friday was dedicated to President Joe Biden's decision to continue construction on the United States-Mexico border wall.

Sam Bankman-Fried: Government going after two luxury jets linked to disgraced FTX founder

The government is going after two multimillion-dollar luxury jets linked to FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried as it tries to claw back some of the money the alleged billion-dollar fraudster stole from clients and investors.

JD Vance gets cold reception from Ohio lawmaker during UAW picket line visit

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) dodged a handshake from Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) during a visit with striking United Auto Workers members at the Toledo Assembly Complex in Ohio on Friday.

Biden says some speaker candidates ‘would be easier to work with than others’

President Joe Biden said Friday that he vowed to "try to work" with whomever the House elects as the next speaker, even though some of the candidates have openly stated hostility to his legislative agenda.

Iowa Democrats to give up their prime status and won’t release caucus results until Super Tuesday

Iowa Democrats have settled on a compromise with the Democratic National Committee over their placement on the presidential primary calendar.
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