1st CA chief justice’s family can’t sue state for ‘punishing’ ancestor for ‘genocide’
A state appeals panel has ruled the descendants of the first chief justice of the California Supreme Court can't continue a lawsuit accusing the... Read More.
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Uthmeier challenges ABA treatment of Catholic law school
Florida's attorney general is fighting on behalf of a Catholic law university in Miami Gardens that was cited by an American Bar Association-affiliated council... Read More.
Audit faults New York for lack of Medicaid oversight
(The Center Square) - New York state health officials allowed millions of dollars in "improper" Medicaid payments to flow to providers due to a... Read More.
NYPD oversight board head resigns, citing union pressure
(The Center Square) - The head of a New York City civilian board that investigates complaints against NYPD cops has resigned after a long... Read More.
Expert: Illinois’ outdated tax law leaves homeowners, taxpayers on the hook
(The Center Square) - Illinois remains the only state that hasn't reformed its property tax sale system after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in... Read More.
Another billion-dollar company expanding in Texas, paying less property taxes
(The Center Square) - Another billion-dollar company is expanding operations in Texas on the taxpayer's dime.
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Third lawsuit filed against Camp Mystic by the parents of six lost campers
(The Center Square) - The third lawsuit was filed in 24 hours against Camp Mystic, the all-girls camp in Hunt, Texas, where July 4... Read More.
Cruz, Cornyn file bill to hold Mexico accountable for water failures
(The Center Square) - U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, Republicans from Texas, have filed a bill to hold Mexico accountable for failing... Read More.
Tennessee SNAP recipients to receive partial payments
(The Center Square) - Partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are going out to recipients, the Tennessee Department of Human Services said.
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Report: Biden gave away billions of tax dollars for ‘climate justice’ without public consent
Billions of U.S. tax dollars have been used to fund climate initiatives in foreign countries without the American people's consent, all while government officials... Read More.
