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April 11, 2019

Family members of murder victims slam California Gov. Newsom's moratorium on death penalty

A group of family members of murder victims in California along with a number of district attorneys from across the state gathered in Sacramento on Thursday to denounce Gov. Gavin Newsom recent moratorium on the death penalty.

April 8, 2019

Baltimore City Council calls on embattled Mayor Catherine Pugh to resign immediately

Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, who last week took an indefinitely leave of absence from office amid an ongoing book controversy, has been called to step down immediately by the city鈥檚 elected officials.

April 4, 2019

Push to raise smoking age to 21 catches fire at state level

In a bid to snuff out smoking among teens, an increasing聽number of states are trying聽to raise the tobacco purchase age to 21.

April 3, 2019

California bill would allow state employees to bring babies to work

Lawmakers in California will decide on Wednesday the fate of a bill that would allow for state employees to bring their babies to work with them.

April 3, 2019

Wisconsin Supreme Court race likely heading toward recount

Wisconsin鈥檚 Supreme Court race to replace a retiring liberal judge appeared to be heading for a recount Tuesday, with the outcome largely seen as a measure of the battleground state鈥檚 mood ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

March 27, 2019

Arizona lawmaker resigns amid probe of sex charges, racially charged comments

Arizona Rep. David Stringer resigned Wednesday amid an ethics investigation of 1983 sex charges and his comments on race and immigration.

March 27, 2019

Federal judge blocks Medicaid work rules in setback for Trump

A federal judge in Washington blocked specific聽Medicaid work requirements in Arkansas and Kentucky Wednesday but stopped short of deciding whether any work requirements are incompatible with the program's mission to provide health care to underprivileged people.聽

March 26, 2019

Supreme Court warily weighs partisan gerrymandering

The Supreme Court appeared convinced Tuesday that congressional maps drawn by two state legislatures were overly partisan, but worried whether judges themselves should be the ones to remedy the long-simmering issue.

March 21, 2019

Tennessee Democratic Party chairwoman apologizes for calling state 鈥榬acist鈥�

The chair of the Tennessee Democratic Party apologized for calling the state racist during a discussion of local politics and while promoting less conventional candidates.

March 14, 2019

NY appeals court rules that former 'Apprentice' contestant's defamation suit against Trump can proceed

An appeals court in New York ruled on Thursday that a lawsuit by a former 鈥淎pprentice鈥� contestant who accused President Trump of unwanted kisses and groping can proceed 鈥� shutting down claims by his lawyers that Trump is immune from the defamation lawsuits while in office and raising the specter that he will have to sit for sworn questioning.