Tuesday's Top 8 includes more Jan. 6 riot coverage, United Nations General Assembly speeches, details of two lawsuits filed against the city of Sacramento over its handling of the homelessness crisis, and more.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is planning to reintroduce wolves along the state’s Western Slope ahead of a December deadline set by voters in 2020. Residents who largely opposed the measure have asked for the ability to kill wolves to protect themselves and their livelihood.
Wednesday's Top 8 includes coverage of the feds' big Google antitrust trial, plans to give striking California workers unemployment benefits, island nations looking for environmental justice, and a study that found commutes might be more manageable in a post-Covid world.
A federal judge held off on accepting a nationwide settlement until October, citing lack of details and potential complications.
The 1995 Dayton Agreement put an end to the Bosnia War and created an electoral system based around the three largest ethnic groups in the country.
The all-male South Carolina Supreme Court upheld a ban on abortions only months after finding a similar law unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON — A federal court in Washington, D.C., declined to dismiss the Center for Biological Diversity’s case against the Environmental Protection Agency and 11 other government defendants, challenging their failure to perform required consultations before approving Washington state’s limits on aquatic cyanide for three years.
HONOLULU — A federal court in Hawaii granted summary judgment to a university and officials on a former professor’s claims that they shut down his lab and disposed of his work while he was on medical leave in violation of his freedom of speech and employment contract. The university and its officials have sovereign immunity from the suit.
TAOS, N.M. — A federal court in New Mexico granted an anonymous student’s motion to file an amended complaint alleging she was raped by a senior who was then protected by school officials during her first year of high school. Important new facts have come to light, such as the existence of a second accuser.
California-based Prospect Medical Holdings says the incident began in its facilities and that an investigation remains ongoing.
Tuesday's Top 8 includes a look at wild weather in Italy, the impending collapse of major Atlantic Ocean currents, proposals to boost mental health care coverage and the federal minimum wage, and more.
