Ryan Luetkemeyer is a News Reporter at various outlets, including the Wahoo Newspaper and the Omaha World-Herald. He specializes in law and legal affairs, government and politics, and public policy, with a focus on elections and litigation. Ryan's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the North Platte Telegraph, The Daily Nebraskan, and Iowa Public Radio.
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The decision marks the federal government's 23rd loss in its attempts to obtain state voter data.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
The AI company said Minnesota's law is a content-based restriction that will penalize forms of protected speech, such as artistic expression or satirical parody.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
The judge said Ohio’s provision could “obliterate” the purpose of the federal voter registration act.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
(CN) — A Sixth Circuit panel on Friday reinstated a tech industry trade group's challenge to a Tennessee law requiring age verification and parental consent for minors on social media.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
Justices questioned where to draw the constitutional line between religious liberty and worker protections.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
State officials say Cottonwood County and a mining company cannot skirt environmental review to operate a mine dangerously close to a protected site.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
Boelter told the court he was "no assassin," instead describing himself as a patriot as he promoted conspiracy theories to the court.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
It's the first known instance of the government prosecuting a federal agent for actions taken during Operation Metro Surge.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
The judge said xAI's decision to wait until three days before the law went into effect to file the motion undermines the company's claim it needs emergency relief.
By: Ryan Luetkemeyer
William Nicholas Love claims he acted in self-defense when he jumped onto a pickup truck that was driving toward protesters.
