1776 COALITION 12/09/2015 MORE LAWSUITS OVER HILLARY'S E MAIL

House votes overwhelmingly to restrict visa waivers for travelers The House voted Tuesday to restrict a program that allows people from some countries to come to the U.S. without a visa, responding to growing fears about the threat of terrorism from overseas. Lawmakers easily approved the measure in a... Read More Justice Dept. sued over deleted Clinton emails A reporter whose Freedom of Information Act litigation forced the State Department to release all copies of Hillary Clinton's private emails at the end of each month is now turning his focus to the Justice Department, which is leading an... Read More Supreme Court justices divided on ‘one person, one vote’ A majority of Supreme Court justices agreed Tuesday that the standard by which election districts are drawn is imperfect. They just couldn't come up with a better way. Debating a Texas case that could upend the political balance in the... Read More Trump Nearly Doubles Lead in N.H.: CNN/WMUR Poll Donald Trump has growing lead among likely primary voters in N.H., and both he and Marco Rubio have gained ground in N.H. since Sept, according to CNN/WMUR poll conducted by University of N.H. Survey Center. 32% say they support Trump,... Read More bortion ‘dismemberment’ ban set for unusual court hearing A first-in-the-nation Kansas abortion law is scheduled to go before all 14 state appellate judges Wednesday — an unusual step that reflects the gravity of the lawsuit, the state says. The Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act was enacted... Read More Russia launches new airstrikes in Syria; 1st from submarine Russia has unleashed another barrage of airstrikes against targets in Syria, including the first combat launch of a new cruise missile from a Russian submarine in the Mediterranean Sea, the country's defense minister said Tuesday. The Kalibr cruise missiles launched... Read More