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The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday, October 31 for two affirmative action cases: Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina and Students for Fair Admissions Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard College.

Commonwealth Court judges are mulling whether the Republican-led probe into Pennsylvania’s election system can move forward.

All three detainees are related to a woman whose home was demolished last month on orders from the tribe’s controversial leader, Clint Halftown. The detainees are outspoken critics of Halftown.

Petitioners did, at least immediately, fail to convince the court to pause elections processes currently under way.

Counties will have broad authority to decide where the money goes.

“We know that the vast majority of people who go through the criminal court system in New York State, are lower income individuals."

The letter from a statewide board could be used against Judge Dennis Reinaker in future misconduct cases.

Almost a year after lines opened, residents will say the project remains a risk to public safety

Marsy’s Law would insert a bill of rights for crime victims in Pennsylvania’s constitution. The ACLU thinks it’s too sweeping and would need to be broken into parts.

“For approximately two years when my client was 5 to 7, and the supervisors of Father Francis Vogt were complicit and negligent in the sexual abuse of my client."