The Criminalization of Pregnant People Is Already Here
Pregnancy Justice reports at least 902 prosecutions related to pregnancy, pregnancy loss, or birth in the first three years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The cases include…
Bend Shooting Investigation Traces Shotgun to Legal August Purchase
Sources told CBS News that the shotgun used in the Silver Rail Elementary School attack was purchased legally in August 2026 by the shooter’s mother and given to him as…
Ogun Police Rescue 11 Ghanaians in Alleged Visa Scam
Police in Nigeria’s Ogun State say 11 Ghanaians were held in Sagamu after allegedly paying a recruiter who promised to arrange overseas travel, including visas for Canada and Spain.
Medicaid Contractor Oversight Moves Into Focus as Senators Seek Tougher Standards
Three Democratic senators want CMS to impose mandatory standards on companies that run Medicaid eligibility systems and to publish contracts, performance data, and system change orders. The push follows an…
Bend School Shooting Inquiry Puts Safety Plans and Gun Access Under Scrutiny
The parents of five-year-old Rhoam Summer, one of three children killed at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, have hired attorneys to examine school safety plans and how the teenage gunman…
ASU Names New Hockey Coach as Independent Review Continues
Arizona State has reached a mutual agreement to part ways with hockey coach Greg Powers and hired Dave Hakstol, a former Colorado Avalanche assistant, as head coach. The change follows…
ASU Names New Coach as Independent Probe Continues
Arizona State has reached a mutual agreement with hockey coach Greg Powers to part ways and has hired Dave Hakstol, a former Colorado Avalanche assistant, as head coach. The change…
Justice Department Sues California Over Alleged Noncitizen Voter Registrations
The Justice Department has sued California, alleging that more than 20,000 noncitizens are unlawfully registered to vote. It seeks to stop the state from tabulating mail ballots from people identified…
New Orleans Jail Worker Sentenced After 10-Inmate Escape
Sterling Williams, a New Orleans jail custodian, received a 2.5-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to malfeasance in office tied to the escape of 10 inmates. His attorney said Williams…