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After six years, two lawsuits, and harrying legal wrangling over a $30,000 fine for tall grass, Jim Ficken can finally breathe easy

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has rejected a former Milwaukee police officer’s argument that he wasn’t given enough information about why he was fired after making controversial posts on Facebook six years ago. Milwaukee’s police chief at the time fired the officer, Erik Andrade, after talking to a prosecutor who said that because of Andrade’s Facebook […] The post State Supreme Court upholds Milwaukee cop’s firing over Facebook posts appeared first on Wis...

Only eccentric, Gaia-worshipping treehuggers would be absurd enough to grant rights to freshwater mussels, right? Not quite.

The full 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has tossed out the North Carolina State Health Plan’s ban on coverage of medical treatments sought mainly by transgender people. The decision created an 8-6 split among the appellate jud

Late last year, the case Shannon MacDonald, MD, et al v. Otto Sabando was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey. The plaintiffs claimed that New Jersey’s...

University of Minnesota fired employee after receiving a complaint about an image in a social media post she made during a ceasefire protest in Spain.

This is how the federal courts got into the business of superintending the smallest details of state and local policy on homelessness and countless other issues.

The pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute, the former research arm of Planned Parenthood, recently said that state laws meant to protect teenage girls are “worrying.” In a new video, the organization’s Principal Policy Associate, Kimya Forouzan, spoke about why Guttmacher thinks laws preventing non-parental adults from taking teens across state lines for abortions is “dangerous.”

The 2020 conviction of former film producer Harvey Weinstein was thrown out on Thursday by the New York Court of Appeals, which found that he had been denied the right to a fair trial.