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Travis and Gregory McMichael seek acquittal of hate crimes convictions in Arbery's murder
Travis McMichael and his father Gregory McMichael are seeking acquittal of their federal hate crimes convictions related to the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, arguing the 25-year-old Black man's killing didn't happen on public streets, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: The LBJ delusion about Biden
Although Americans can and do disagree about the individual achievements of our presidents, we still share a habit of comparing and contrasting them, of seeking for every new chief executive a twin or parallel among past occupants of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. President Joe Biden is most often compared to and judged against President Lyndon Baines Johnson, the architect nearly two generations ago of the modern American social safety net and a powerful warrior against poverty and racial injustice.
[ cnn.com ]Judge Amit Mehta scolded the former President for his January 6 actions and says lawsuits against Trump can go forward
Civil lawsuits seeking to hold Donald Trump accountable for the January 6 insurrection can move forward in court, and the ex-President doesn't have absolute immunity from litigation, a federal judge ruled Friday.
[ cnn.com ]Pfizer and BioNTech seeking emergency use authorization from FDA for Covid-19 vaccine for children younger than 5
Pfizer and BioNTech are requesting emergency use authorization for their two-dose Covid-19 vaccine for children age 6 months up to 5 years, the companies said Tuesday.
[ cnn.com ]Despite CDC directive, many pharmacies refusing to give fourth shots to immune-compromised patients
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plans to send a clear message to pharmacies on a conference call this week: Stop turning away immune-compromised people when they come seeking fourth doses of Covid-19 vaccines.
[ cnn.com ]Manchin warns against partisan division as Democrats push change in filibuster rules
Senate Republicans once again blocked a voting rights bill put forward by Democrats in the latest partisan showdown over an issue Democrats are urgently seeking to spotlight despite lacking the votes to pass the legislation ahead of the midterm elections just months away.
[ cnn.com ]South Dakota places further restrictions on medication abortions
Women in South Dakota who are seeking a medication abortion will face additional restrictions later this month after state lawmakers approved a new rule from the state's health department.
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: Why you need to pay attention to the Supreme Court today
Covid-19 vaccine mandates are up for consideration at the US Supreme Court once again, with arguments set for Friday -- but this time with a couple of twists. Two consolidated cases have made their way to the high court for emergency action, meaning the appellants are seeking to influence whether these mandates take effect now, while litigation proceeds, over whether they are legal and constitutional.
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: Watch out for 2022 -- Trump isn't finished just yet
Ever devoted to seeking power and attention, former President Donald Trump has announced he'll hold a rally January 15 in Arizona, a key state where his allies used lies about widespread voter fraud to contest the 2020 election results.
[ cnn.com ]Hear why Trump wants Supreme Court to read article
As the Supreme Court considers whether to take up former President Donald Trump's January 6 White House records case, Trump's attorney submitted to the court a new filing making the court aware of a Washington Post interview with Rep. Bennie Thompson, who chairs the House select committee seeking the records.
[ cnn.com ]Russia aims for January talks with NATO, US on security guarantees
Russia hopes to hold bilateral talks with NATO and the United States in January over security guarantees it is seeking from both, state media RIA Novosti reported Wednesday, citing Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
[ cnn.com ]Alex Jones sues House January 6 committee
• Analysis: Smoking gun in Meadows' texts • Trump sues NY attorney general, seeking to stop investigation into his company • Prosecution gives scathing closing argument in Ghislaine Maxwell trial
[ cnn.com ]Trump sues New York AG, seeking to stop investigation into his company
Former President Donald Trump and the Trump Organization have sued New York Attorney General Letitia James, asking for a federal court to halt or limit her office's ongoing investigations.
[ cnn.com ]Gorsuch deals abortion providers a setback
In the latest setback for abortion clinics in Texas, Justice Neil Gorsuch said Thursday that a conservative federal appeals court should handle the next steps of litigation concerning the state's six-week ban, a move that will likely leave women seeking abortions in the state in legal limbo for weeks if not months.
[ cnn.com ]A dramatic increase in number of migrants seeking asylum in Arizona overwhelms Border Patrol
Under the shadow of the border wall, dozens of migrants raced to get in line as they spotted the glimmer of vehicle lights down the road. US Border Patrol agents were on the way.
[ cnn.com ]NYPD is seeking whoever spray-painted swastikas on Charging Bull and at City Hall
The New York Police Department is searching for a man it says may be connected to scribbling swastikas on a pillar of City Hall as well as the Charging Bull statue near Wall Street.
[ cnn.com ]What the Texas abortion decision portends for reproductive rights
For months, abortion bans made national headlines, in large part thanks to Texas. The state passed a law banning abortion at six weeks, the point at which doctors could detect fetal cardiac activity, and allowed any private citizen to sue a doctor or person aiding or abetting someone seeking an abortion for at least $10,000 dollars a procedure. The legislation solved the state's problems of enforcing laws by creating a lucrative bounty and incentivizing neighbors, friends and family to report one another.
[ cnn.com ]Police in Georgia try new 'shoot to incapacitate' program
Seeking an alternative to the use of deadly force, one Georgia police department is trying a training program called 'Shoot to incapacitate.'
[ cnn.com ]US and Russia clash over Ukraine
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met Thursday in Stockholm, Sweden, amid growing concern among Western powers that Russia is seeking to destabilize Ukraine.
[ cnn.com ]SCOTUS will hear dispute over North Carolina GOP legislators' defense of voter ID law
The Supreme Court said Wednesday that it will hear a case brought by Republican legislators in North Carolina who are seeking to defend the state's strict voter ID law because they think the Democratic state attorney general is not adequately representing their interests.
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