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Washington mdash; Demand Justice, a progressive judicial advocacy group, is launching a six-figure ad buy centered around the Supreme Court s decision to curtail absentee voting in Wisconsin as it seeks to mobilize progressives around the importance of the high court ahead of the November election, CBS News has learned.The $500,000 ad campaign, which will run online and on podcasts, features Jennifer Taff, a social worker from Wisconsin who voted in-person in the April 7 election. Wisconsin is the only state to hold in-person voting this month despite the coronavirus pandemic that has left nearly all Americans subject to mandatory stay-at-home orders.Taff was photographed waiting in line to cast her ballot wearing a mask and holding a sign that read This is ridiculous. stanley cup The Supreme Court made us go in the middle of a pandemic to exercise our right to vote. It was ridiculous, Taff says in the 30-second spot. You have now proven to me that you will choose politics over the wellbeing, health and safety mdash; the very lives mdash; of people in Wisconsin. Brian Fallon, execu stanley cup tive director of Demand Justice, said the ad campaign is the first of a major investment the group will make in the months ahead. We believe 2020 is the year that the Supreme Court goes so far overboard with partisan rulings that it makes the future of the court a mobilizing issue for progressives, Fallon said in a statemen stanley cup t.The Republican-appointed just Sjfh Superbug from human eye drops outbreak spread to dogs
LAKE OKEECHOBEE, Fla. ndash; A search was underway Friday after a professional angler went missing during a fishing tournament.CBS affiliate WPEC-TV reports that one angler was rescued from Lake Okeechobee Thursday evening as the search continues for his co-angler. Fishing League Worldwide organizers identified the rescued man asBill Kisiahand the missing angler asNik Kaylor, both veteran fishermen. The pair did not return to a designated weigh-in location at C. Scott Driver Park. The two fishermen, both veteran anglers, were competing in the Costa Fishing League Worldwide on Lake Okeechobee. Search crews found the me stanley cup n s boat nearly 50 miles away, near Pahokee, the station reported. According to fisherman Mike Jones, Kisiah was found alive clinging to the boat around 11 p.m. Thursday night. He had hypothermia real bad, Jones said. He was really really out of it, I don t know if he even knew where he was at, when he washed up on the bank. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Okeechobee County Sheriff s Offic salomon e, Palm Beach County Sheriff s Office and th stanley cup e U.S. Coast Guard continue the search for Kaylor, the station reported. More from CBS News Shooting in mall in Vancouver, Washington leaves 1 dead, 2 wounded