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things legal from the many investigations involving former president trump, to the fight for reproductive freedom and all 50 states. the controversy surrounding the supreme court, we're gonna have some fun too. getting your questions answered, a lot of questions, let's begin with with donald trump and the efforts to hold the former president accountable. for his efforts to support the will of murders in 2020. specifically, fulton county, georgia, district attorney fani willis getting the biggest sign yet that charges are imminent. d a willis has asked her local courthouse not to sche...

left-wing activist group offers money to people who provide intel of the whereabouts of conservative justices. all the white house continues to say it supports peaceful protest. plus, the biden administration admitting that border agents did not -- and that they were falsely accused. so why then are those agents are still being punished in connection with that incident that went viral? and elon musk says he's out. no longer wants to make that $44 billion deal with twitter, but the social media giants is not so fast. we start tonight with this as pro-choice protesters grew bolder as p...

Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center was awarded $20M to research epidemiology, economics, toxicology, and marketing to inform the FDA's regulation

Law and the fda regulation. we have weighed in on that lawsuit, and we will wait to see what the courts do with it. but fundamentally, we are in an era where it is up to us as voters to determine the outcome of these issues. we've got an election coming up in 2024, i'm running for governor, my likely opponent, the republican lieutenant governor, has will completely ban abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. so, we have to win this election in 2024. >> let's talk about that, because north carolina is one of those states that has been on a political knife's edge for years, and we watched in ...

1st circuit: Laufer demonstrated sufficient injury to have standing to sue. Satisfying the Supreme Court’s standard, her feelings of frustration, humiliation, and second-class citizenry are indeed downstream consequences and effects of informational injury she experienced.