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The plea deal negotiated between Hunter Biden's lawyers and the Department of Justice almost fell apart after a judge questioned the extent of immunity from prosecution thaer Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 election rematch in an NBC News poll, though his edge is within the survey's margin of er
The plea deal negotiated between Hunter Biden's lawyers and the Department of Justice almost fell apart after a judge questioned the extent of immunity from prosecution thaer Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 election rematch in an NBC News poll, though his edge is within the survey's margin of er
 
A proposed Good Samaritan law - that would give someone who calls 911 for help for someone who had overdosed on drugs limited immunity from prosecution - cleared the Senate on Tuesday. It now goes to the House.
A proposed Good Samaritan law - that would give someone who calls 911 for help for someone who had overdosed on drugs limited immunity from prosecution - cleared the Senate on Tuesday. It now goes to the House.
 
A person who calls 911 for help for someone who has overdosed on drugs would receive limited immunity from prosecution under a Good Samaritan Law that passed a Senate committee Thursday.
A person who calls 911 for help for someone who has overdosed on drugs would receive limited immunity from prosecution under a Good Samaritan Law that passed a Senate committee Thursday.
 
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