in a 113-page decision, judge robert pittman notes that texas deliberately crafted this law to evade judicial review by deputizing private citizens, not the state of texas, to sue abortion providers, essentially creating a system of vigilante justice. he writes, quote, this court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right. the white house in the statement says the ruling is an important step towards restoring the constitutional rights of women in texas. the state plans to appeal. i assume very quickly. this is huge news for women waking up in the state of texas this morning. 113 pages. i ve been through it. it s very careful. it s worth noting here, christine, that texas, despite all of its efforts, didn t actually ban abortion. it banned abortion for women who do not have the resources and the money to travel out of state because the justice department pointed out, people are still getting abortions. they re just going across stat
rollins, who hosts hopes to represent california s 31st district, after nearly losing in 2022. i m symone sanders-townsend, and i have something to say. another weekend in america, another tragic story of senseless gun violence. another racist act of hate. police say saturday afternoon, a 21-year-old white man captured on security video, went to $1 general store in jacksonville florida, and opened fire. he allowed some white people to leave the store before killing three black people, and shooting himself with an ar-15 style rifle, and a clock handgun. both guns have swastikas drawn on them. just before the shooting, police say this gunman went to the campus of the oldest historically black university in florida, where he was asked to identify himself. he would not, and then he was asked to leave. this afternoon, local authorities released the names of and ages of the victims. angela michel car was 52. jared dishon galleon was 29. and unaltered joseph la garry junior was
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The Las Cruces Police Department (LCPD) and several community service organizations will host a National Fentanyl Awareness Day event from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 7 at Young Park, 850 S. Walnut St., in Las Cruces, LCPD announced in a news release. The free event will provide information on […]