Harvard Alumni Rally with 12,000 Signatures to Challenge Trump’s $3 Billion Research Funding Freeze

More than 12,000 alumni from Harvard University have rallied behind their institution, calling on a federal judge to consider an amicus brief that aims to protect the university from what they label as a significant threat tied to the Trump administration’s freeze of nearly $3 billion in federal research funding. This appeal, submitted on Monday, marks a notable display of support following Harvard’s legal action against the White House, initiated in April. The 14-page amicus brief asserts that the administration’s actions are a broad and unlawful attempt to exert control over Harvard’s academic priorities, thereby … Read more

Judge Authorizes Recall Petition Against Yakima County Coroner Jim Curtice, Signatures Collection to Commence Soon

YAKIMA, Wash. – A judge has confirmed the adequacy of recall charges against Jim Curtice, the Yakima County Coroner, allowing a recall petition to officially proceed. According to the judge’s ruling, the court-approved synopsis of the recall petition remains as it has in previous weeks, albeit with a minor correction in pronoun reference to Curtice. During the proceedings, Judge Kevin Naught highlighted that the endorsement of the document by the involved parties does not denote agreement with his decision but merely acknowledges the formal aspects of the synopsis. “Mr. Pickett and Mr. Goodman, there is … Read more

Arkansas Secretary of State Faces Lawsuit Amid Dispute Over Abortion Ballot Initiative Signatures

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A dispute has arisen in Arkansas where Secretary of State John Thurston is urging the state’s Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit connected to a controversial ballot initiative aimed at amending the state’s strict abortion laws. The proposal, if passed, would allow for exceptions to the current ban. Earlier in the month, the group Arkansans for Limited Government submitted the amendment with over 100,000 signatures to Thurston’s office. They aim to relax the restrictions and prevent the state government from impeding access to abortion within the first 18 weeks of fertilization. … Read more

Las Vegas Woman Poses as Attorney, Forges Judges’ Signatures: Judge Expresses Disgust

LAS VEGAS, Nevada – A Las Vegas judge has recused herself from a case involving a woman who allegedly posed as an attorney, accepted money from clients, and forged judges’ signatures. The woman, Cenia Poulsen, was arrested by Las Vegas Metro police after a six-month investigation. It was discovered that Poulsen was never licensed as an attorney in Nevada. One instance of alleged fraud involved Poulsen using the death of a former colleague, the late Judge Melanie Tobiasson, as an excuse for delayed paperwork. Tobiasson had resigned after an ethics probe and died by suicide … Read more