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Government

Judge considers free speech rights for anti-abortion activist who reposted video footage

David Daledien was under an injunction blocking him from publishing illicitly gained footage of abortion provider meetings when he reshared clips used in a congressional hearing.

Bay Area district attorney to face recall election

Oakland's first Black district attorney could be ousted after just one year in office.

Maine joins compact to elect the president by popular vote but it won’t come into play this November

Maine awards two of its four electoral votes to the statewide presidential winner along with one apiece for the winner of each congressional district.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is taking complicated approach to passing aid for Ukraine and Israel

As the House has struggled to act, conflicts around the globe have escalated.

Tax Day reveals a major split in how Joe Biden and Donald Trump would govern

The split goes beyond an ideological difference to a very real challenge for whoever triumphs in the November election.

Courts and churches

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that the courts do not have to abstain from deciding a property dispute between the United Methodist Church and a smaller church that seeks to split from it. The ecclesiastical abstention doctrine does not apply here because the dispute is not a church matter as much as it is an issue of property ownership.

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