Pennsylvania Court Strikes Down Medicaid Abortion Funding Ban
A Pennsylvania appeals court ruled the state constitution guarantees abortion rights and struck down a law banning Medicaid funding for abortions.
A Pennsylvania appeals court ruled the state constitution guarantees abortion rights and struck down a law banning Medicaid funding for abortions.

A Republican-backed redistricting initiative in Utah did not gather sufficient signatures to appear on the general election ballot.

America First Legal alleges the American Bar Association filed liberal-leaning amicus briefs 80% of the time over the past decade.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be the keynote speaker at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's annual fundraising dinner on April 25.
Rod Blagojevich, former Illinois governor convicted of corruption, says his case established blueprint for current Trump prosecutions.

The NAACP has appointed Kristen Clarke, who previously served as head of civil rights at the Justice Department, as its new top lawyer.

Congressional committees advance legislation on trucking safety requirements and radio industry regulations.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced indictments against Chinese pharmaceutical companies and cartel assets in fentanyl precursor supply operation.

Nicola Sturgeon denied having an 'obsession' with transgender issues as she prepares to step down from the Scottish Parliament.

Democratic lawmakers have raised concerns about President Trump's use of military force against Iran without congressional authorization.

Gregory Bovino, who led aggressive immigration enforcement policies, announces retirement after being sidelined by the White House.

Sen. Ashley Moody introduces legislation to address legal barriers that prevent state attorneys general from prosecuting certain Medicaid fraud cases.

Editorial content highlights ongoing debates over rideshare driver protections and traffic safety technology implementation.

Democratic senators disclosed expenses including $20,000 for horse rentals and $3,800 for hair and makeup from South Dakota's controversial advertising campaign.
Investigation reveals ICE's hiring spree to double its workforce included candidates with bankruptcies, failed police academy records, and misconduct allegations.
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