Federal Judge Halts Michigan Civil Rights Provision on Abortion Rights
July 14, 2026
A judge halted enforcement of Michigan’s civil rights law barring discrimination against those who’ve had an abortion.
A judge halted enforcement of Michigan’s civil rights law barring discrimination against those who’ve had an abortion.
A jury to decide liability in Arizona as a delivery robot injures ASU employee. The case involves negligence claims.
New MTGOP rules defy state constitution with loyalty oaths, risking penalties for officials, says District Judge McMahon.
Infections from the parasite cyclospora are surging, making 2026 the worst year for reported cases in the U.S.
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson missed pivotal House votes for her U.S. Senate campaign fundraising, sparking criticism over her priorities.
Environmental advocates seek clarity on a federal program to protect threatened fish in the Grand Canyon from invasive species.
Health officials confirmed measles virus in Sedona wastewater samples, indicating recent infections in the area.
President Trump reduced Bears Ears and Grand Staircase national monuments, facing opposition from tribes and groups.
The National Guard will stay in D.C. until 2029 as part of Trump’s anti-crime mission, costing $3 million daily.
