Thousands March In Indiana To Protest Law Seen Targeting Gays

“The Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that voting is not a fundamental right protected by the Kansas Constitution,” the Kansas City Star reports. “The decision on voting rights Friday is likely to weaken legal challenges to future voting restrictions in Kansas.”

“A day after Donald Trump’s conviction, it quickly became clear that Republicans across the country would not run away from his newfound status as a felon,” the New York Times reports. “They would, instead, run on it.” “Echoing Mr. Trump in casting the New York case as a disgraceful sham, Republican candidates and party committees used the first criminal conviction of a former president as a rallying cry — for campaign cash, for congressional hearings and for motivation to vote in November.” “Whether they were congressional leaders, potential running mates or onetime rivals, prominent Republicans’ speedy alignment behind Mr.

Aaron Blake: “It’s been a slow boil over many years, but this week truly solidified the GOP’s long drift away from the rule of law — and embrace of Trump’s misleading claims about the legal process.” “Almost without exception, Republicans decried the verdict of Trump’s jury of peers. Even moderate Sen.

Melania Trump and son Barron were at Trump Tower, in the wake of the guilty verdict against Donald Trump, the New York Post reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially been invited to deliver an address to Congress, The Hill reports.

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) told Newsmax says he’s going to push for Donald Trump to “aggressively go after” Joe Biden and his entire family after Trump wins in November.