On Monday, Justice Thomas wrote a dissenting opinion when the Court decided not to take up a case on federal laws surrounding marijuana.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem joined Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in sending law enforcement officers to Texas and Arizona on Tuesday.

Tyler Skaggs was found dead on July 1, 2019, the cause of death being asphyxiation.  He had various drugs in his body when it was discovered in a hotel in Southlake, Texas. 

New vote totals released on Tuesday in New York City’s Democratic mayoral contest sharply narrowed the lead for Eric Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, leaving the outcome even more uncertain with thousands of absentee ballots still to be counted over the coming weeks.

Pope Francis has made a name for himself as arguably the most progressive pope in the long history of the Roman Catholic Church. The pontiff wrote a letter of support to Father James Martin, a Jesuit priest who focuses his ministerial work on LGBTQ Catholics.

With 150 people still missing nearly a week after the collapse of a Florida high-rise condominium, authorities on Tuesday said rescuers had redoubled efforts to find any survivors even as officials sought to explain the formidable hurdles facing search teams.

According to the study, published in “The Change of the Guard: Young Evangelicals and Israeli-Palestinian Dispute” and broken down in ALL ISRAEL NEWS, support has dropped in Evangelicals ages 18 to 29 by over 30% since 2018.

24-year-old superstar gymnast Simone Biles achieved an automatic bid to the Games at the Olympic trials on Sunday with a total score of 118.098.

Throughout the month of June, drought conditions in western states have been worsening, and nearly 26% of these areas have been put in the D4, or “exceptional” category. This corresponds to an area experiencing exceptional and widespread crop and pasture losses, fire risk, and water shortages that result in water emergencies.