In a significant move, the Supreme Court seems unconvinced about conflicts between state abortion bans and federal health care law. Arizona House progresses in repealing near-total abortion ban, as Gov. Gavin Newsom proposes allowing Arizona doctors to offer abortions in California.
Airlines mandated to provide automatic cash refunds for flight cancellations and delays, while the US gains authority to seize Russian state assets amid escalating tensions.
Police face off with students in Texas and California amidst growing campus protests against the Gaza war.
Chicago resolves a peculiar situation by removing a damaged sidewalk mistaken for a rat hole, highlighting bizarre urban issues.
Changes in noncompete agreements and overtime pay could impact American workers, potentially altering employment dynamics significantly in the coming days.
Investigator claims Trump and allies were unindicted co-conspirators in an alleged plot to overturn Michigan’s election results, raising political turmoil concerns ahead of future elections.
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