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The North Carolina Supreme Court has rejected a defamation case filed against out-of-state lawyers supporting Gov. Pat McCrory after the 2016 election. The court ruled that the lawyers enjoyed legal protection connected to official election protests.
The North Carolina Supreme Court raised concerns Thursday about a lawsuit targeting lawyers who helped file election protests after the state’s 2016 governor’s race. One justice described the plaintiffs as asking the court to “blow up” protections provided to people engaged in those protests.
‘Bakery’ attack targeted Russian officials, not civilians, say Ukrainians; Kyiv mayor Klitschko backs military chief Zaluzhnyi
(Bloomberg) -- Steel traders, automotive customers and even United States Steel Corp. workers are hailing the iconic American company’s decision to sell to a Japanese rival. That has left the steel industry wondering why politicians in Washington are eager to cast doubt on the $14.1 billion deal.Most Read from BloombergIraq Says 16 Killed in US Strikes, Calls Security Risk GraveMeta’s $197 Billion Surge Is Biggest in Stock-Market HistoryUS Hits Iran’s Militias in Syria, Iraq, Raising Escalation
In Washington and other states, independent redistricting commissions have fallen prey to partisanship, just like the legislative bodies they were meant to replace.