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100s of US Urban Areas Will Become Rural with New Criteria
The U.S. Census Bureau is changing the definition of an urban area. It's the biggest change in decades.
New York Court Rejects Congressional Maps Drawn By Democrats
New York’s highest court has rejected new congressional maps that had widely been seen as favoring Democrats.
Fight Over Gerrymandering Argued At New York’s Highest Court
Judges on New York’s high court peppered attorneys with sharp questions as they considered whether to throw out new congressional district maps
Can Musk Deliver on His Vision for Twitter? Questions Remain
Tesla CEO Elon Musk stands to be the next owner of Twitter, having pledged roughly $44 billion to buy the social platform and take it private.
Judge Finds Trump in Contempt in Legal Fight with NY AG
Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump to pay a fine of $10,000 per day.
3 Critically Endangered Sumatran Tigers Lost to Animal Traps
Three critically endangered Sumatran tigers are dead after being caught in traps on Indonesia's Sumatra island.
Supreme Court Tackling Case about Praying Football Coach
Bremerton High School coach Joseph Kennedy's lawyers say the Constitution's freedom of speech and freedom of religion guarantees allow him to pray on the field.
AP EXPLAINER: How South Carolina Execution Firing Squad Works
The South Carolina Department of Corrections worked at retrofitting its existing death chamber in Columbia to accommodate the needs of a firing squad.
Court Rules NY Democrats Gerrymandered District Boundaries
A panel of five mid-level New York appellate judges have ruled that state Democrats engaged in gerrymandering when drawing new congressional district boundaries for the next decade.
Gil Hodges’ Family Cherishing Long-Awaited Hall Selection
Gil Hodges was finally elected to the Hall of Fame in December by a special committee, ending half a century of waiting that included several close calls.