樱桃视频

December 20, 2015

Indiana says it will appeal gay marriage ruling

Indiana says it will appeal a federal judge's decision requiring it to recognize the out-of-state gay marriage of a lesbian couple in which one woman is terminally ill. The state also asked U.S. District Judge Richard Young late Thursday to stay the order while the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals reviews the case.

December 20, 2015

Ark. judge voids state voter ID law

A state judge has struck down Arkansas' voter ID law, saying it illegally adds a requirement that voters must meet before casting a ballot.

December 20, 2015

Perry rips 鈥榦ut-of-control鈥� federal government over Texas land dispute

Texas Gov. Rick Perry joined his state鈥檚 top attorney on Wednesday in blasting the federal Bureau of Land Management over concerns that it may be looking at laying claim to thousands of acres of property in northern Texas.

December 20, 2015

States move to criminalize 'revenge porn'

Dozens of states are joining the push to crack down on so-called "revenge porn" -- the posting of X-rated photos or videos online meant to embarrass or blackmail someone.

December 20, 2015

Republicans warn BLM eyeing land grab along Texas-Oklahoma border

Texas officials are raising alarm that the Bureau of Land Management, on the heels of its dust-up with Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, might be eyeing a massive land grab in northern Texas.

December 20, 2015

Former Labor secretary Reich blasts Bundy

The comment from Robert Reich comes after Nevada Democratic Sen. Harry Reid last week called Bundy鈥檚 supporters 鈥渄omestic terrorists.鈥�

December 20, 2015

Western states hold summit on controlling federal land, say 'It's simply time'

Lawmakers from Western states said Friday that the time has come for them to take control of federal lands within their borders and suggested the standoff this month between a Nevada rancher and the federal government was a problem waiting to happen.

December 20, 2015

States work to protect electric grid from solar storms and nuclear attacks

States are working to protect their electrical grids from solar storms and nuclear attacks, frustrated by federal inaction to do the same.

December 20, 2015

Secrecy surrounds execution drugs in most states

Dating to the days when the guillotine operator or the hangman wore a mask, a certain amount of anonymity has always surrounded executions. But that secrecy is increasingly coming under fire, with judges, death penalty opponents and lawyers questioning why so little can be known about a state's most solemn responsibility.

December 20, 2015

After Sandy, feds mull plan for artificial islands off New jersey, New York

A string of artificial islands off the coast of New Jersey and New York could blunt the impact of storm surges that proved so deadly during Superstorm Sandy, according to a proposal vying for attention and funding as the region continues its recovery.