An executive order by President Donald Trump to end birthright citizenship — which made any person born in the U.S. a citizen — takes effect this month. Minnesota has joined a lawsuit against it.
President Donald Trump ordered Monday that individuals born in the U.S. are not entitled to automatic citizenship. The order makes stipulations based on the parents' legal status and residency.
The lawsuit alleges that the dairy underpaid hundreds of workers, charged for cockroach- and mold-infested housing unfit for humans, and made threats on the workers' employment and lives
Rep. Mary Franson, who filed the suit alongside satirical commentator Christopher Kohls, calls Minnesota’s ban on AI technology used to “influence elections” unconstitutional
Over 5,000 businesses will reportedly get a warning over a new law that prohibits advertising, selling and distributing e-cigarettes that imitate candy, desserts or beverages appealing to minors
The vacation of Brian Pippitt’s charges marks the first time the Conviction Review Unit has recommended the full exoneration of an incarcerated person.
Called the "gatekeeper for the delivery of nearly all live music in America today" in the lawsuit, Live Nation could be ordered to divest Ticketmaster if the plaintiffs succeed.
