Candice Norwood is a Reporter at 19thnews. She primarily covers the intersection of gender, courts, and criminal justice, while also delving into topics related to family and relationships, parenting, and societal issues. Candice's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Government Executive, USA TODAY, and PBS, among others.
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Harvey Weinstein's latest mistrial highlights the ways juror biases, power dynamics and consent can prolong survivors’ legal fights for justice.
As violence rises and AI-fueled harassment spreads, judges are changing how they parent, where they live and how they protect their children.
By: Candice Norwood
More than a year into his second term, President Donald Trump has appointed 27 judges to the federal bench. Seventeen of these judges — roughly 63% — are white men.
As violence rises and AI-fueled harassment spreads, judges are changing how they parent, where they live and how they protect their children.
By: Candice Norwood
The decision upholds more than 100 years of legal history by preserving the 14th Amendment’s guarantee that most children born in the U.S. would automatically be citizens.
By: Candice Norwood
The Trump administration retained far-reaching control over immigration policy in other decisions from the Supreme Court's term that ended on Tuesday.
By: Candice Norwood
Star striker Folarin Balogun was born in New York to Nigerian parents visiting the U.S. It's the type of citizenship Trump has sought to restrict.
By: Candice Norwood
Apparently, President Donald Trump will support a recipient of birthright citizenship when it’s a member of the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team.
By: Candice Norwood
Todd Blanche has his Senate confirmation hearings this week. Here’s what he’s done as the deputy and acting head of DOJ.
By: Candice Norwood
Todd Blanche has his Senate confirmation hearings this week. Here's what he's done as the deputy and acting head of DOJ.
