Adam Lidgett

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Adam Lidgett is a Breaking News Reporter covering criminal justice. He is a 2014 graduate of Penn State University, where he was a reporter and editor for the school's newspaper, The Daily Collegian. A Pennsylvania native, Adam now calls Brooklyn home.

Racism In Supreme Court Fight? House Democrats Question Republicans Trying To Block Obama Nominee

Some Republicans in the Senate have said they wouldn't consider an Obama nominee to the Supreme Court.

Who Will Be Next Supreme Court Nominee? Nevada Gov Brian Sandoval Considered By Obama: Report

Brian Sandoval, a Republican, reportedly met with Democratic Sen. Harry Reid to discuss a potential nomination.

Chicago Police Update: Department Simplifies Reports Required In ACLU Deal After Officers Complain

The department has seen a drop in the number of street stops filed since the beginning of the year.

Rick Perry Felony Case: Texas Court Dismisses Final Charges Against Former Presidential Hopeful

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled Wednesday that former Texas Gov. Rick Perry's final charge should be dismissed.

What Does Obama Want In A Supreme Court Nominee? President Lays Out Qualities He Is Looking For

The successor to the late Justice Scalia should be someone who understands that life experiences can inform legal decisions, the president said.

Election 2016: Ahead Of Texas Primary, Many Texans Aren't Too Fond Of The Candidates, Poll Says

Some 42 percent of people surveyed said they thought Donald Trump would be a terrible president.

Election 2016: Donald Trump's Immigration Plans Criticized By Far-Right German Leader

Frauke Petry has said that refugees should be shot to keep them from illegally crossing borders.

Obama Supreme Court Fight: Senate Judiciary Republicans Say No Hearing For Court Nominee

Republicans have said the next president deserves to nominate the next Supreme Court justice and they’ve been united in their stance.

El Salvador Creates Court For Violent Crimes Against Women Amid Surge In Violence

Instances of femicide, sexual assault and domestic abuse are high in El Salvador. Lawyers and judges who are trained to deal with violence against women will be the prosecutors.

Ben Carson Compares His Black Experience To Obama's, Says President Was 'Raised White'

“He’s an ‘African’ American. He was, you know, raised white,” Carson said.

Refugee Crisis In France: Calais ‘Jungle’ Camp Decision Over Evictions Delayed

Thousands could be affected if the southern part of the camp — known as "the Jungle" — is demolished, charities argue.

Minnesota Police Facebook Muslim Comments: Rochester Officer Put On Leave After Social Media Posts

The Rochester police officer isn't the first officer to be disciplined this year over alleged social media missteps.

Antonin Scalia Funeral: Former US Supreme Court Justice Remembered As Man Of Faith

Family, friends and colleagues gathered Saturday in Washington for a final farewell to the longtime U.S. Supreme Court justice.

South Carolina Primary And Nevada Caucus Live Updates: Trump Looks To Hold Lead, Clinton And Sanders Face Off

Voter turnout appeared high in South Carolina's GOP primary. Check here for updates.

San Bernardino Shooting iPhone Update: DOJ Files Motion To Force Apple To Obey FBI Order, Unlock Shooter's Phone

The U.S. Justice Department filed a motion Friday to force Apple to follow a judge’s order to unlock the iPhone of one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attacks last year.

Sandy Hook Gun Manufacturer Lawsuit: Hearing Scheduled To See If Judge Will Let Case Move Forward

The families of nine people killed during the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting filed the suit.

Beyoncé Halftime Controversy: New York Police Union May Plan Boycott Of June Concert

Beyoncé’s halftime show performance has been generating controversy over a perceived anti-police message.

Antonin Scalia Lying In Repose Live Stream: How To Watch Public Viewing Of Late Supreme Court Justice

Scalia's funeral will take place Saturday, a day after he will lay in repose at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Scalia’s Replacement And The Death Penalty: How A Liberal Supreme Court Judge Could Affect Capital Punishment Cases

The death of Antonin Scalia, whose final order was to deny the stay of execution of a Texas man sentenced to death, leaves the court split evenly on capital punishment.