TikTok ban in U.S. remains in effect for Jan. 19 after loss of bid to block legislation
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After losing a bid to strike an American law to ban use its social media platform, TikTok faces a January 19, 2025 deadline.
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Watchdog: U.S. Chamber of Commerce gives millions to fund far-right lawsuits
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce pretends to be nonpartisan. So why has it given $7.5 million to a far-right Republican group, and almost nothing to Democrat groups, since 2018?
Kaine ‘Stands Up for Virginia’ by protecting democracy in the U.S. Senate
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The Kaine for Virginia campaign launched “7 Days, 7 Ways Tim Kaine Stands Up For Virginia” to highlight ways he puts Virginia first.
MAGA Supreme Court justices back Youngkin-Miyares Virginia voter purge
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The Trump Supreme Court couldn’t even bother itself to make up a legal reason to purge 1,600 Virginia voters from the state voter rolls. The six MAGA justices just voted, then tucked their tails. “We are deeply disappointed that the vicious voting rights attacks from the governor and attorney general have been permitted to prevail,”…
Trump Supreme Court sides with Youngkin, Miyares on Virginia voter purge
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The Trump Supreme Court has decided to allow Glenn Youngkin and Jason Miyares to purge 1,600 Virginia voters from the state’s voter rolls, gutting voter protections that had been enshrined in a 1993 federal law.
Chinese-owned TikTok in court this week to fight for the app’s future in the U.S.
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While most people in the United States look to the TikTok app for recipes, beauty tips or other fun videos, the platform is potentially dangerous.
Alon Ben-Meir: Kamala Harris is best-positioned to lead the U.S. into the future
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When it became clear that President Biden would likely drop out of the race, I hoped that some shining, younger, experienced, and inspiring Democratic candidate would emerge to assume Biden’s mantra and crush Trump.
Cities granted power by Supreme Court to fine, arrest homeless who sleep in public spaces
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The unhoused population may face more difficulties ahead as the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion handed down gives cities the power to prohibit sleeping on public streets.
Supreme Court Chevron decision is ‘major blow against’ federal government
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Forty years ago, a U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled that judges should defer to the executive branch when congressional laws are ambiguous.
Coalition of 16 state AGs pushes Supreme Court to protect parental right to make decisions
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Attorney General Jason Miyares today led a 16-state coalition in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to protect parents’ fundamental rights.
