I'm John Popp and I'm Kate Trinco and this is the daily signal top news for Tuesday, August 15th.

Here are today's headlines.

Former President Donald Trump has been indicted again. This indictment came from a Georgia

grand jury late Monday night and included 18 other defendants. Among those indicted were

former attorney Rudy Giuliani and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. Fulton County

District Attorney Fannie Willis, who launched the investigation, says she wants to try all

of the defendants. This is the fourth Trump indictment. In this case, charges revolve

around the Racketeer, Influenced, and Corrupt Organizations Act or RICO. RICO is typically

used in cases to prosecute organized crime. This case claims that Trump and his indicted

allies attempted to put pressure on state election workers to find fraudulent votes and change

the results of the presidential election in Georgia. Trump commented on the case through

the social media platform True Social. So the witch hunt continues, he said, 19 people

indicted tonight, including the former president of the United States, Me, by an out of control

and very corrupt district attorney who campaigned and raised money on, I will get Trump. Trump

now faces 91 charges from his four indictments. A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that the

District of Columbia unevenly enforced its so-called Defeatment ordinances against anti-abortion

groups and that the city treated pro-life protesters more harshly than Black Lives Matter activists,

reported Fox News. This reverses a lower courts dismissal of a complaint filed by

the Frederick Douglass Foundation. The Frederick Douglass Foundation and Students for Life of America

filed the lawsuit against Washington D.C. after two pro-life activists were arrested on August

1, 2020 for writing on the sidewalk with chalk, Black pre-born Lives Matter near a planned

parenthood. The court's decision read, in the summer of 2020, thousands of protesters flooded

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