US News

Psychotherapist challenges Maryland’s conversion therapy ban

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A Virginia-based psychotherapist is suing to overturn Maryland’s ban on conversion therapy for minors, saying it prevents him from taking clients with an “unwanted same-sex attraction.” The Baltimore Sun reports Christopher Doyle filed a federal lawsuit Friday, … more →

AP News | 01/22/2019 11:26 am

• FBI Officer fatally shoots man wanted for armed robbery
• Ex-University of Okla. students apologize for racist video
• The Latest Native American offers to meet with students
• Man accused of threatening to kill ’as many girls as I see’
• Explo Systems ex-owner drops Camp Minden sentence appeal
• The Latest Suspect in mall shooting is paroled armed robber
• Storm threatens another round of snow, frigid weather

White House

Giuliani clarifies comments about Trump Tower Moscow project

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani is clarifying comments he made about discussions between Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen and then-candidate Trump about a real estate project in Moscow. Cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to Congress … more →

AP News | 01/21/2019 2:26 pm

• Trump visits MLK memorial
• Bolton’s test Massaging Trump tweets into foreign policy
• Giuliani ’So what’ if Trump and Cohen discussed testimony
• Trump celebrates new citizens in Oval Office ceremony
• Trump offers temporary protection for people brought to U.S. illegally as children in bid to secure border wall funding
• Trump says trade deal with China ’could very well happen’
• The Latest Trump’s plan trades protection for immigrants

Congress

The Latest Trump’s offer seems to face hard sell in Senate

WASHINGTON — The Latest on the partial government shutdown (all times local): 8:30 a.m. The Senate’s majority leader says he’ll take action this coming week on President Donald Trump’s proposal to end the partial government shutdown. But Trump’s plan seems … more →

AP News | 01/20/2019 6:35 am

• Trump invited to North Carolina to give State of the Union
• Sen. Merkley asks FBI to investigate DHS secretary
• Congressman apologies for yelling, ’Go back to Puerto Rico’
• AP Explains Can Trump ground Pelosi’s plane?
• Federal judge strikes down early-voting restrictions passed by Wisconsin Republicans in lame-duck session
• Congressman who worked on Trump’s PA campaign is resigning
• Who blinks first will matter in Trump, Democrats’ wall fight

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Pentagon can move forward with plan to limit transgender military service while lawsuits continue

WASHINGTON — Supreme Court: Pentagon can move forward with plan to limit transgender military service while lawsuits continue.

AP News | 01/22/2019 9:29 am

• Supreme Court releases censored appeal by foreign government
• Supreme Court returns to gun rights for 1st time in 9 years
• Supreme Court inaction suggests DACA safe for another year
• Justices appear ready to void Tennessee alcohol sales law
• Family’s fight for liquor license leads to Supreme Court
• Family’s fight for liquor license leads to Supreme Court
• Supreme Court stays out of dispute over Whitaker appointment