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Nevada Group Says It Has Enough Signatures To Put Abortion Amendment On Ballot

Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom say they've collected nearly double the required signatures.
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'Not Good Judgment': GOP Senators Ding Samuel Alito Over Upside-Down Flag

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, chided Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to "think it through."
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Ghanaian Artist Accuses Kehinde Wiley Of Sexual Assault

Wiley is known for painting the official portrait of President Barack Obama.
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Amal Clooney Advised ICC On War Crimes Warrant For Leaders Of Israel And Hamas

In a statement, the human rights lawyer and wife of actor George Clooney wrote that she believes the law applies to "every country in the world."
By The Associated Press, AP

FDIC Chairman To Resign Following Report On Agency's 'Toxic Culture'

Martin Gruenberg will step down from his post once a successor is appointed.
By KEN SWEET, AP

Man Whose Wife ‘Vigorously Struggled’ As He Buried Her Alive Sentenced

Sandra Pagniano was in the process of divorcing her husband in 2017 when he abducted her from their Arizona home and killed her.
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A Kansas Sheriff’s ‘Election Fraud’ Investigation Has People Alarmed

Calvin Hayden “didn’t know anything about elections.” Then, Johnson County voted for Joe Biden.
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Trump Trial Chaos: Judge Clears Courtroom Over Witness Behavior

"Are you staring me down?" Judge Juan Merchan asked the defense witness.
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Endangered Senate Democrat Bucks Joe Biden Amid Tough Reelection Fight

The red-state Democrat from Montana is drawing contrasts with the Biden administration as he fights for his political survival.
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Republicans Ted Cruz And Katie Britt Introduce Another Bill To Protect IVF

Senate Republicans blocked a similar bill earlier this year after the Supreme Court in Britt’s home state of Alabama issued a decision that halted the fertility procedure.
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