The case adds to deepening legal jeopardy for Trump, who has already been indicted in New York and faces additional investigations in Washington and Atlanta that also could lead to criminal charges. The Justice Department did not immediately publicly confirm the indictment.

Here’s where we stand as of Thursday evening: First, Trump claimed on social media that he’s been indicted in what he has taken to calling “the boxes hoax.” There is nothing official yet from DOJ, we have not seen the official indictment but word began to trickle out, confirming the former president has been indicted by the federal government.

The justices threw out Republican-drawn congressional districts that a lower court said discriminated against Black voters.

This morning the Supreme Court handed down a decision in Allen v. Milligan, a case that challenged the Alabama legislature’s redistricting of the state after the 2020 census on the grounds that the new districts had been configured to pack the state’s growing numbers of Black voters into a single district and thus dilute their vote. Such discrimination based on race, plaintiffs charged, violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act (VRA).

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Tennessee state Sen. Paul Bailey, R-Sparta, says he will revive a bill making public school teachers eligible to carry guns in the classroom.