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Month: May 2023

ACLU sues amid Missouri GOP spat over abortion measure cost

By SUMMER BALLENTINE Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri ACLU is suing the state attorney general and other statewide officials for stonewalling a constitutional amendment to restore abortion rights. The plaintiffs on Thursday asked a judge to find it unconstitutional for Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey to effectively block the initiative petition

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Feinstein pushes back on claims her absence has delayed judicial nominees, doesn’t say when she will return

By Morgan Rimmer and Jessica Dean, CNN Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Thursday pushed back on claims that her extended absence from the Senate, and the Judiciary Committee, as she recovers from shingles has caused a significant delay in advancing and confirming judicial nominees. Feinstein indicated in the statement that she still plans to return but

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¿Qué está pasando con el volcán de Fuego en Guatemala? Su actividad eruptiva está “en nivel alto”

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– La alerta sobre el volcán de Fuego en Guatemala vuelve a encenderse, luego de que su actividad se intensificara este jueves y formara un flujo de lava en dirección a la barranca Ceniza, de acuerdo al boletín inicial del Servicio Sismológico de Guatemala. La situación obligó a que 600 familias fueran evacuadas

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21-year-old former UC Davis student to be arraigned in series of stabbings near campus, police say

By Emma Tucker, Taylor Romine, Ritu Prasad and Cheri Mossburg, CNN A former student at the University of California, Davis, faces arraignment Friday in connection with three stabbings that occurred near the campus within the span of five days, leaving two people dead and the community in fear, authorities said. The Yolo County District Attorney’s

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