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A speeder in Kentucky fought a citation by claiming the speed limit laws were unclear. A Louisville judge agreed with him.

Ken Ravenell, a prominent Baltimore defense attorney, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges relating to drug trafficking and money laundering.

A man called "Alex" by the police climbed the transmission tower of a local Florida news station; he clung to the structure from late morning through the early evening hours while police tried to talk him down.

AB 5 will classify hundreds of independent contractors as employees in San Diego, changing the state's already-hectic gig-based economy, but for workers the battle isn't over.

Church of England rules require details of all baptisms to be recorded in publicly-available registers.

Ten states still allow dry counties.

An appellate court reversed Troiano's decision, criticizing him for not conducting a neutral review of the prosecutor's waiver application.

David Sillars was found guilty of "impaired operation of a vessel" in conjunction with a fatal boating accident that left an 8-year-old dead.

The law, set to take effect on July 1, was put on hold Friday after Senior Judge Sarah Evans Barker issued an injunction.

"We are sending this noxious legal defense strategy to the dustbin of history where it belongs," said Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

"For someone who is in favor of a constitutional right to abortion and concerned about the preservation of Roe, this decision is not comforting," Lois Shepard, a law professor at the University of Virginia, told Newsweek.

In early May, Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill that would make abortion illegal after a fetal heartbeat is detected.

Florida Senator Dennis Baxley has said immigrants are replacing Western Europeans because of abortion.

Last week, Governor Kay Ivey signed a law that would ban nearly all abortions in the state, even in cases of rape and incest.

Carson unveiled a proposal to help close a loophole that allows some people in the country illegally to live in government housing while poor Americans wait on lines for years.

Robertson labeling the law "extreme" shocked many conservatives and liberal pundits alike, given his typically far-right social and political stances

The abortion bill was passed by the state's Senate on Tuesday night and now goes to Republican Governor Kay Ivey for signing.

President Donald Trump's ambassador against anti-Semitism also decried the spread of anti-Jewish sentiment around the world.

The South Carolina senator said Donald Trump Jr. should break the law and ignore a Senate subpoena, leading critics to demand his resignation.

Planned Parenthood, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Reproductive Rights say that they will be suing the state of Georgia over the LIFE Act.

The list of DLC fighters from a previous data mine has turned out to be accurate.

The Justice Department defines extradition, a powerful tool wielded by the U.S. abroad, as "the formal process by which a person found in one country is surrendered to another country for trial or punishment."

"He should be fired. Mnuchin failed to comply with ethics rules in financial disclosure."

The numbers show troopers are looking out for impaired drivers, law enforcement said.

Renowned atheist author Richard Dawkins ridiculed reports the predominately Muslim nation of Brunei plans to make homosexuality punishable by death, provoking his critics to once again accuse him of anti-Islamic "bigotry."

The Dalai Lama warned that China may choose its own Tibetan Buddhist as his successor after he dies.

During a hearing on a bill to make free tampons, sanitary pads and menstrual cups a right for Maine's female prisoners, Republican lawmaker Richard Pickett of Dixfield said that risked turning prisons into country clubs.

"At restaurant tonight waitress asks if we want straws. Says she has to ask now in fear of THE STRAW POLICE," Nunes tweeted to his 380,000 followers.

"Where D.C. is unclear, we're going to be very clear here in Texas," said Texas Senator Lois Kolkhorst.

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