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The U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage across the nation two years after New Jersey's courts legalized it here. AP New Jersey legislators are poised to enshrine a gay couple’s right to marry into state law. Gay couples have been able to marry in New Jersey since October 2013, when the New Jersey Supreme Court declined to hear a lower court ruling that said a ban on same-sex marria...

A teacher who wears a hijab was removed from the classroom under Quebec's Bill 21, which prohibits teachers wearing religious symbols in class. Copyright 2021 NPR

A Canadian teacher was fired under a controversial Quebec law for wearing a hijab  NPR

Supreme Court did not block Texas abortion law but allowed further suits to go ahead  NPR

A major storm system unleashed several tornados throughout central and southern U.S.. The Supreme Court had decided to allow abortion providers to challenge Texas's new abortion law. President Biden admits inflation is making it "hard for people to think about" his Build Back Better plan.

If you’ve ever uploaded a video to YouTube, you know how fast it will be flagged if there’s even a hint of a copyrighted song playing in the background. If you’re shaking your head, you’re not alone. There are many things you shouldn’t do online. Some are just plain dangerous. Tap or click for five silly mistakes putting your online privacy and security at risk. Benign actions can put your in...

Nearly one in five hospital visits results in patients getting the unwelcome surprise of an unexpectedly large bill because doctors or other providers weren't part of their insurer's network. To protect consumers, Congress passed the bipartisan No Surprises Act last December. But doctors and hospital groups are attempting to delay its Jan. 1 rollout over a narrow but critical portion that th...

Letter: No, I'm not taking the law into my own hands ... so far  Yakima Herald-Republic

Law enforcement offers caution for potential holiday scams  Elizabethtown News Enterprise

Rachel Maddow shares highlights from the dissenting opinions of Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Sonia Sotomayor who warned their anti-abortion colleagues that failing to put an end to the Texas abortion law invites "nullifying federal rights" when other states follow the Texas law's model.