Rebekah Castor

Jul 18, 2024 | easternprogress.com | Rebekah Castor

Wednesday night was easily the most important speech of Senator Vance's political career after just being named Trump's running mate on Monday. Vance entered the RNC to thunderous applause, taking center stage to introduce himself to voters across the country. "I grew up in Middletown, Ohio. A small town where people spoke their minds, built with their hands.

Jul 17, 2024 | wyomingnews.com | Rebekah Castor

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Jul 11, 2024 | youralaskalink.com | Rebekah Castor

All eyes are on both President Biden and former President Trump but for very different reasons. The president is back on the campaign trail Friday, heading to Detroit following last night's solo press conference where he tried to ease concerns over his ability to serve another term. Republicans meanwhile will gather in Milwaukee next week for their national convention. Anticipation is high for Trump to announce his running mate.

Jun 27, 2024 | youralaskalink.com | Rebekah Castor

The Supreme Court handed down opinions on some of its final cases of the summer including a decision that will make it harder to charge January 6th defendants with obstruction, a ruling that could also impact Donald Trump. But we still don't know how the justices will land on the issue of presidential immunity. That's arguably their most-anticipated ruling this term but a decision so tough to finalize that the court is now working into July.

Jun 26, 2024 | elkharttruth.com | Rebekah Castor

How far can the federal government go to remove alleged misinformation on social media? That was the issue before the Supreme Court and in Wednesday's ruling, the justices decided the White House and other federal agencies can urge social media platforms to take down certain posts. "It's very frustrating for the free speech community. It's been called Orwellian by lower court judges," said Jonathan Turley, George Washington University Law Professor. kAmxE H2D 2 42D6 32D65 @? 4=2:>D E96 q:56?