Supreme Court sidesteps ruling on Idaho abortion law vs. federal law

The Supreme Court sidestepped ruling on whether Idaho's strict abortion law conflicts with a federal law requiring stabilizing care for emergency room patients, including pregnant women needing abortions. The lower court ruling allowing abortions in emergencies remains in effect for now.

Supreme Court ruling on emergency access to abortion in Idaho

The Supreme Court ruled that doctors in Idaho must be allowed to provide emergency abortions despite the state's near-total ban to comply with federal law. The decision was made after vacating stays granted earlier this year. The cases will continue to be litigated in lower courts.

Supreme Court Decision on Idaho Abortion Law and Federal Law Conflict

The Supreme Court sidestepped a ruling on whether Idaho's strict abortion law conflicts with a federal law that requires stabilizing care for emergency room patients, including pregnant women needing abortions. The decision leaves the legal question unresolved for now.

U.S. Supreme Court Abortion Case

The U.S. Supreme Court mistakenly posted a draft opinion on a key abortion case online before quickly taking it down. The opinion relates to whether Idaho hospitals are required to perform abortions in emergency situations despite a state law banning the act.

Marijuana Reclassification in the US

The US Drug Enforcement Administration is considering reclassifying marijuana to a less dangerous drug, but not legalizing it for recreational use. This potential policy change would be the biggest in over 50 years. President Biden has called for a review of federal cannabis laws and pardoned many Americans with marijuana convictions. The proposal would move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, alongside ketamine and anabolic steroids.

Psychedelics in American Society

Vince Kadlubek, co-founder of Meow Wolf, felt restricted from discussing psychedelics as his company aimed for mainstream success. Psychedelics are transitioning from illegal to more accepted in American society, with laws changing and medical benefits being recognized. Despite progress, many psychedelic drugs remain illegal under federal law, causing concerns about commercialization and government oversight.

Controversy over Department of Education's work study funding guidance

Attorneys general of 16 states warn Department of Education that work study funding guidance may violate federal law by allowing public agencies to use funds for political activities. They argue that taxpayer money should not support partisan activities.

Illegal Killing of Wild Burros in California's Mojave Desert

Two men plead guilty to killing wild burros in California's Mojave Desert using high-powered rifles, facing up to 10 years in federal prison. The burros are protected under federal law and are iconic symbols of the American Southwest.

Denver City Financial Pressures and Hiring of Illegal Immigrants

Denver city facing financial pressures prepares to reduce hours of some employees, prompting discussion about hiring illegal immigrants for government jobs. Officials consider violating federal law to provide jobs to illegals, while state Democrats urge local communities to take action due to lack of federal response. Citizens express concerns over financial struggles amidst government support for migrants.