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Judge to toss Arkansas redistricting case unless DOJ joins | 2022-02-18 11:25:31

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge said Thursday he's dismissing a lawsuit challenging Arkansas' new state House districts as diluting the influence of Black voters, unless the Justice Department joins the case as a plaintiff.

A federal judge said Thursday he's dismissing a lawsuit challenging Arkansas' new state House districts as diluting the influence of Black voters, unless the Justice Department joins the case as a plaintiff.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge said Thursday hes dismissing a lawsuit challenging Arkansas new state House districts as diluting the influence of Black voters, unless the Justice

Although Hernández promised to improve the living conditions of Hondurans, in his first term, more than 65% of the country lived in poverty.

Reagan, who retired in 2021 after 15 years as Gadsden City High School’s band director — and 47 years in the field overall — said he was grateful and thankful for the support he received during his brief, abortive candidacy.

NNEAPOLIS -- A lawsuit filed by environmentalist groups against the federal government is expected to have broad implications on several oil pipeline development projects in North Dakota and Minnesota.

Protesters were escorted out of the Arkansas State Capitol during the governor's address and thrown to the ground by police.

Civil rights groups say Texas Republicans wasted precious time chasing Trump’s conspiracy theories.

Protesters were escorted out of the Arkansas State Capitol during the governor's address and thrown to the ground by police.