White House Sued by Preservationists Over East Wing Demolition
Preservationists sue the White House over planned East Wing demolition and historic-review gaps.
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Emergency SNAP Funding Fight Reaches Federal Courts
The Trump administration seeks an emergency pause on a judge's order to fund SNAP benefits amid ongoing legal battles.
Tariff Battle: Conservative Justices Question Trump's Trade Power
Conservative Supreme Court justices weigh the legality of Trump's sweeping tariffs and the limits of presidential power in trade.
Supreme Court Upholds Trump-Era Passport Gender Policy
The Supreme Court allows enforcement of a policy requiring sex on U.S. passports based on birth certificates amid ongoing legal challenges.
Blatant Lawlessness in Deportation Cases: Judge Slams Faustino Pablo Pablo Deportation
A federal judge decries deportation as 'blatant lawlessness' in the Faustino Pablo Pablo case, urging accountability and reform.
Texas Law Ruling Against Ten Commandments in Schools
A judge rules that Texas cannot require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.
Judge Orders Reinstatement of Slavery Exhibits at President's House
A federal judge orders the restoration of slavery-related exhibits removed from Philadelphia's President's House.
Supreme Court Weighs Free Speech in Colorado Conversion Therapy Case
Supreme Court weighs professional conduct vs. free speech in Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors.
Upcoming Supreme Court Term: Executive Power and Constitutional Governance
Analysis of how the Supreme Court term could redefine executive power and constitutional governance.
Illinois and Chicago Challenge National Guard Deployment: Posse Comitatus and State Rights
Illinois and Chicago sue to block National Guard deployment, citing the Posse Comitatus Act and state sovereignty.
A Federal Jury Convicts Milwaukee Judge in Immigration Case
A federal jury convicts Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan of obstructing immigration agents, raising questions about courts and immigration enforcement.
Section 212(f) and Presidential Authority: Immigration, Asylum, and Enforcement
A concise look at how Section 212(f) shapes presidential power, asylum rights, and immigration enforcement.
Trump Responds to Alleged Second Strike: Scrutiny on Cartel Ops
Trump comments on a suspected second strike against a drug-boat operation, fueling debate over legality of militarized actions against cartels.
Former French President Sarkozy Sentenced to Five Years: A Landmark Case for Accountability
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy receives a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy, signaling accountability at the highest level.
Magistrate Judge Reacts to Comey Indictment: Courtroom Reactions and Legal Intricacies
A magistrate judge shows surprise and confusion over the Comey indictment as prosecutors' handling and legal arguments come under scrutiny.
Schizophrenia Diagnosis Could Reshape Nick Reiner Murder Case
Nick Reiner, son of Rob Reiner, faces two counts of murder amid a schizophrenia diagnosis, prompting legal and mental health debates.
DOJ Sues Fulton County Over 2020 Election Records Amid Fraud Disputes
DOJ seeks sealed 2020 election records from Fulton County amid ongoing disputes over voter fraud claims.
Court Records Reveal True Motive Behind Chicago Immigration Raid
Court documents say the Chicago raid targeted squatters, not Tren de Aragua, raising questions about immigration enforcement and housing discrimination.
9th Circuit Strikes Down California Open Carry Ban
A 9th Circuit panel rules California's open carry ban unconstitutional in urban counties, potentially legalizing open carry statewide.
Alan Jackson: Defense Attorney for Nick Reiner in High-Profile Case
Profile of Los Angeles defense lawyer Alan Jackson, counsel for Nick Reiner, and his approach to a high-profile case.
