The revelation that Justice Barrett sold her private residence to a member of a religious group shortly after being sworn in at the Supreme Court has raised questions.

Supreme Court could eventually strike down the federal ban on drug users owning guns.former Superintendent George Parker III.

Investigators later found nearly an ounce of marijuana in Taylors bedroom and evidence of frequent drug use in her text messages and paraphernalia.But it said nearly 88% of them were convicted because of a prior felony conviction.courts in other parts of the country have ruled against the federal law that bans drug users from having guns.

as well as making a false statement about her drug use on a federal form when she bought the gun.It was not the first time Taylors gun was fired in public.

not incarcerationTaylors attorneys had asked the judge for probation and home confinement.

the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled in August that drug users should not automatically be banned from having guns.Im pleased to announce that after many years of being on hold.

just outside of San FranciscoRecent polling shows Haley has had some momentum coming out of a series of strong debate performances.

Social media companies have to do a way better job policing that.000 fake accounts on Facebook linked to Chinese law enforcement that were intent on pushing pro-China talking points.