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CASPER — Marijuana advocates are taking stock of their options to get two initiatives onto the 2024 ballot after a misunderstanding led them to believe the measures didn’t qualify when,

Asheville residents challenging membership requirements for the city’s Human Relations Commission hope to pursue a class-action case. Paperwork filed Friday in federal court seeks to extend the suit to anyone disqualified by race from

PHILADELPHIA – For the second time, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is pursuing a complete dismissal of litigation brought by the family of a man who died from COVID-19 shortly before he was to be released from prison after more than four decades, litigation which charged that state officials did not approve the decedent’s pardon in a timely manner, allegedly leaving him at greater risk for contracting the virus and causing his death.

Hoping everyone got to enjoy a long weekend for Indigenous People’s Day. There are so many wonderful events and farms to visit each year. Maine Craft Week-end had an extensive

Executive Director David Walls emphasized a Christian message is the only hope: “Our culture is dark, (but) we’re called to be torchbearers . . . illuminating the path to bring honor to the Lord.”

Crossposted from Occidental Dissent. James Fulfo...

A federal judge allowed Oklahomas ban on gender-affirming care for minors to take effect on Thursday. In the opinion, Judge John Heil, III stated that the plaintiffs asking for injunctive relief fai...

(The Center Square) – Restricting doctors and hospitals from providing gender transition treatments for minors in Oklahoma has been upheld by a federal judge.

We’re living in a society where entitlement is a way of life. However, the Bible is unequivocal about this: “The wicked borrow and do not repay, but the righteous give generously."

A legal group fighting against affirmative action sued the U.S. Naval Academy on Thursday over its purported consideration of an applicant's race..