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Department of Justice has dropped some of its objection on the Texas state law that require voters to show government-issued photo ID before casting their ballot.
Major events and conferences are being canceled in states, such as North Carolina, where bathroom bills have been passed; such legislation is perceived by many to be discriminatory against the LGBT community.
Convicted murderer, Christopher Wilkins was executed via lethal injection earlier today in the State of Texas. This marks the 539th inmate executed in the State and first for the year 2017. There are still 8 more inmates scheduled for execution early this year.
A New Orleans court has ruled to upheld the decision that Muslim inmates in Texas prison should be allowed to wear a knit skullcap and grow a beard, as the religion requires them to. A judge wrote an appeal that the ban on beard and religious headwear violates a 2015 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a previous case in Arkansas.
US company Bounce Exchange filed a second lawsuit against its London-based rival. Bounce sued Yieldify in New York and Texas district court for the allegation of copying its code.
Texas prison officials are reviewing the action of US Food and Drug Administration on blocking the state's efforts in acquiring and importing of drug used in executions.
President Obama's bid to overahaul the U.S. immigration system is facing legal trouble. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court was divided over the case brought by 26 states against the presidential decision which bypass the Congress.
Dozens have been arrested in Denver area over marijuana raids. More than 40 people were arrested and piles of pot plants as well as growing equipment were seized.
Texas law also known as HB2 is covering the entire state with closing abortion clinics since its implementation and one border clinic is still underway to be acknowledged by the law.
The abuse-of-power case against former Texas governor, Rick Perry, has been dismissed by the highest criminal court in Texas. The accusations peppered Perry during his failed run for the Republican nomination to lead the nation.
The posession of handguns is now legal in Texas universities. The approval comes in the heels of the newly passed bill that outlaws gun bans at public universities.
A man accused of helping plan an attack on a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in Texas will be tried this week. The trial is said to be the first in the United States on terror charges linked to the Islamic State.
Justice Antonin Scalia's death to be investigated more. It was first announced that the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will not be investigated.
Photographer Alexander Stross accused NBC Unviersal’s The Today Show over copyright infringement. Stross filed a complaint in a Texas court that the show used his photos without permission and without proper credit on its website.
