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The 2015 Toronto Blue Jays had a magical season, but they didn’t get the fairytale ending everyone was hoping for.
Despite capturing the AL East title that year, making the playoffs for the first time in 22 years and dispatching the Texas Rangers from the ALDS in dramatic fashion, the Blue Jays came up a few wins short of the World Series.
Had a few key plays turned out a little differently in Games 2 and 6 the ALCS against the Kansas City Royals, maybe things would’ve ended much differently for the 2015 Blue Jays.
Game 6 featured a handful of turning points, but there’s one play from Game 2 that always sticks out in Blue Jays’ fans minds: the dropped pop up between Ryan Goins and Jose Bautista.
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The Volunteer State wants an en banc appeals court to reinstate a law that requires a woman to wait 48 hours before she can get an abortion, arguing similar restrictions in other states have been upheld as constitutional.
Demonstrators on both sides of the abortion issue gather outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington during the March for Life in January 2018. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
CINCINNATI (CN) In arguments before the entire Sixth Circuit on Wednesday, Tennessee cited U.S. Supreme Court precedent and claimed its mandatory waiting period for abortions should not have been struck down by a federal judge.
The obstruction that finally pushed the Democratic leader to change the Senate’s rules in 2013 was the GOP’s refusal to consider three of President Barack Obama’s DC Circuit Court picks. But his frustration with Republican blockades had been building for months.
“I had no choice,” Reid told Vox in a May interview. “They stuck by their guns opposing everything [Obama] tried to do. And that’s where I found myself.”
It’s a place where current Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer could soon find himself, too.
“It’s not a question of if the filibuster goes away; it’s only a question of when,” said Reid, who retired from his Nevada Senate seat in 2017, adding that he has “every bit of confidence in Chuck Schumer” and that he’s “not about to second guess what Chuck Schumer should do.”