Tweet from Nebraska state Sen. Adam Morfeld, a Democrat, in response to President Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday in which he urged Congress to empower cabinet heads to "reward good workers and to remove federal employees who undermine the public trust or fail the American people."
U.S. District Judge James Peterson, in a ruling last week against the early voting restrictions passed by Wisconsin Republicans during the lame-duck session.
SNAP flier in North Carolina, where more than 840,000 people receive food stamps and will get their February benefits early this month.
Ruling from Judge Michael Graffeo, who concluded that the city of Birmingham did not violate state law when it covered up a Confederate monument with plywood. The Alabama Memorial Preservation Act, which Graffeo ruled has no legal authority, bans local governments from moving historical monuments that have been on public property for at least four decades.
Rhode Island state Rep. Charlene Lima, who introduced a bill that would incorporate pet custody into divorce laws.
Chant from teachers in Los Angeles, who went on strike Monday. It's the first strike the nation's second-largest school district has seen since 1989.
John Seidenstein, after a small group of precinct chairs in Texas tried last week to oust the Tarrant County Republican Party's vice chairman, Shahid Shafi, because he is Muslim.