NYT: Kennedys Move to Block Trump’s Arch
President Trump’s planned 250-foot triumphal arch has come under legal fire on multiple fronts: from veterans, a historian and the governments of the District of Columbia, Virginia and Arlington County
https://t.co/qX6TDQ0Yeo
Wisconsin Public Radio: Mandela Barnes sues Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for defamation
The former Democratic lieutenant governor claims articles alleging he used his political status to have sex with young, adult women is false
https://t.co/NX9fI2gIOx
NYP: Mike Lawler Leaves Door Open for Run for New York Governor
Outgoing Republican Rep. Mike Lawler is leaving the door open to a potential run for New York governor — but says he’s done with Congress — following his stinging re-election defeat last week
https://t.co/Po7NApqdfT
Axios: Commerce's Lutnick was sent warning on Nvidia CEO affair
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was sent a highly classified memo warning about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang, multiple sources familiar told Axios.
https://t.co/A3OcH194HH
News 6: Oklahoma Supreme Court rules initiative petition law as unconstitutional
A new law changing the initiative petition process in Oklahoma was found to be unconstitutional by the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
The court’s order says several key sections of the act, including a limit on the number of signatures allowed from each county, along with restrictions on who can collect signatures, violate the state and U.S. constitutions.
https://t.co/z05VEEdCuX
The Hill: Bernie Sanders, Elissa Slotkin Won’t Back Schumer
Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) said they would not back Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) as leader of the incoming Democratic majority in the Senate, underscoring tensions in the caucus over who should lead the party after its stunning midterm victories
Link to article: https://t.co/0NqXFJ7vhz