NRA Sues Oliver North Over Harmful Conduct to NRA
The National Rifle Association sues former president Oliver North in New York alleging conduct harmful to the NRA after his resignation. The suit seeks a ruling that the NRA need not pay North’s legal bills and accuses top NRA official Chris W. Cox of conspiring with North to oust Wayne LaPierre.
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Judge eyes new review on census question amid new Hofeller evidence
A Maryland federal judge says he may reopen the case over the 2020 census citizenship question after newly found documents from late GOP mapmaker Thomas Hofeller suggest discriminatory intent. Judge George Hazel noted the evidence raises a substantial issue, while the Justice Department denies any intent. The Supreme Court may rule soon on the question.
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State leaders fail to narrow chasm on Medicaid expansion
Governor Roy Cooper and Republican leaders met at the Capitol but remained at odds over Medicaid expansion and other budget priorities. The impasse could trigger a veto and a possible summer stalemate as House and Senate Republicans push a two-year spending plan ahead of July 1.
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Macron rules out three candidates for EU Commission head
French President Emmanuel Macron said three top contenders to lead the European Commission are out of the race as bloc leaders debated names. Center-right favorite Manfred Weber, center-left Frans Timmermans, and Danish liberal Margrethe Vestager were viewed as frontrunners for the post now led by Jean-Claude Juncker.
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