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Being denied an abortion or unable to access abortion care has long-term consequences for health and economic outcomes.

The Texas constitution, which Matthew McConaughey confirmed he's not running in, requires anyone running for office to believe in the "existence of a Supreme Being."

"Without justice there can be no peace."

The deadly actions of the last few days should serve as a wake-up call to most Americans.

"The country can have confidence that the jury spoke in a unanimous voice of accountability based on the evidence," Michael McAuliffe told Newsweek.

A spiritual advisor is allowed to accompany Bigler Stouffer II in the execution chamber and can touch him during his final moments before the execution.

Mark Richards said the pro-Trump attorney would "probably sue me," noting they went head to head earlier in the trial.

The jury selection process needs to evolve. It wasn't that long ago when women were not even allowed to serve as jurors.

Following the shooting that left 26 people dead, Jones frequently claimed it was a "hoax" and that the victims' parents were "crisis actors."

Convicted lottery scammer Eddie Tipton is attempting to overturn his 25-year sentence, claiming he was coerced to plead guilty.

The psychoactive cannabis compound had been classed as a controlled substance by the state, until a court challenge by sellers.

"You just got to keep your faith. That's what its about," the man said.

"It is our duty as a state to ensure that our education system prepares Ohio students for success," Republican Senator Rob McColley said.

"A significant portion of the gun safety movement's current agenda is likely to come under attack in the coming years," UCLA's Adam Winkler said.

The current court is poised to be even more conservative than it was when it last established a nationwide right to keep a gun at home for self-defense.

Any talk of a right to abortion at the Founding, and of pre-quickening abortions being permissible until the 19th-century reforming state statutes, is fantasy.

The two conservative justices raised questions about Texas' abortion ban during opening arguments.

The FLDS, one of its leader and his business affiliate are accused of illegally using children to work at a farm in Utah.

The professors argue they're "being denied our constitutional right to free speech by the university."

The high court will hear arguments Monday over the new state law, which one doctor called an effort "to get around national laws."

Can you defame a religion? The answer to that question could cost four former members of The Satanic Temple more than $140,000.

Minnesota Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn was hilariously "attacked by a 15-month-old" while she spoke at a committee hearing on Wednesday.

The petition is demanding for Baldwin to "use his power and influence" to create laws that could change the Hollywood film industry.

Alec Baldwin has expressed his "shock and sadness" after an accidental shooting on the set of his Western film "Rust" left cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead.

Over the years some interesting amendments to the Constitution have been proposed, including trying to make divorce illegal in 1914.

The liberal justice again defended the Supreme Court against claims that it makes decisions based on political motivations.

"Pennsylvania law does not allow for the prosecution of a passenger who may have witnessed a crime," Delaware County's district attorney said in a statement.

"Vaccines have been politicized to a point where receiving or declining a vaccine has become a political act in the eyes of the public," argues one lawsuit.

U.S. courts have made it incredibly difficult to stop patent infringement, removing, in many cases, the threat of an injunction that could otherwise provide leverage to explore early resolution.

"Why is this guy in the streets? Why?" the victim's mother asked in an interview.