Adults

Young Adults Spearhead Legal Battle Against Strict Gun Regulations

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Opponents of recent gun laws are pushing back against regulations that restrict the ability of young adults to purchase or possess firearms. Activists argue that these regulations are discriminatory against younger adults, particularly those between the ages of 18 and 21, and infringe upon their constitutional rights. The focus has turned towards legal challenges that have arisen, as various groups seek to overturn these restrictions which they contend are inconsistent with Second Amendment rights. They argue that if an 18-year-old can be considered mature enough to vote or serve in the military, they should also … Read more

Rising Legislative Efforts Aim to Limit Gender Affirming Care for Transgender Adults Across Multiple States

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ATLANTA — As state legislatures across the nation kick off their 2025 sessions, a conservative push to limit transgender health care that historically centered on youths is now targeting adults as well. In at least 10 states, proposals have emerged to halt public funding for gender-affirming procedures for adults, marking a significant broadening in the scope of legislative efforts. In Georgia, lawmakers have taken a definitive step forward with a Senate committee approving a bill that would eliminate funding for transgender health care under state employee health plans, Medicaid, and within the state’s correctional system. … Read more

Marquette Poll Reveals Deep Divisions on Supreme Court’s Role and Presidential Powers Among U.S. Adults

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MILWAUKEE — According to the latest findings from the Marquette Law School Poll, American adults show a strained but stable relationship with the U.S. Supreme Court, showcasing a populace grappling with significant judicial rulings and the perceived influence of politics on court decisions. This detailed survey records public opinions on various high-profile issues, emphasizing the judiciary’s complex role in contemporary political discourse. As of early December 2024, nearly half of the respondents approve of the Supreme Court’s performance, reflecting a slight increase from earlier ratings. This data suggests a nuanced public confidence in the judiciary, … Read more

Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against Evergreen Court Home for Adults for Property Losses in Tragic Fire

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NEW CITY, New York — A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the owners, two rabbis, and employees of Evergreen Court Home for Adults, three years after a fatal fire claimed the lives of a Spring Valley firefighter and a resident. The lawsuit seeks reimbursement for individuals whose property was destroyed in the March 2021 fire at the facility in Spring Valley. Second Lt. Jared Lloyd of the Fire Department and resident Oliver Hueston tragically lost their lives in the fire, and their families have pending lawsuits against the owners and others involved. The class-action … Read more