Courts & Law
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Justices Thomas and Alito Criticize SCOTUS for Not Hearing CDL Case Involving Unauthorized Immigrants
May 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
Justices Thomas and Alito criticized the Supreme Court for declining to hear a case on issuing commercial driver’s licenses to unauthorized immigrants, citing safety.
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DOJ Launches Lawsuit Against D.C. Bar Disciplinary Authorities
May 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against D.C. bar authorities, alleging bias against conservative lawyers amid a broader push to combat perceived lawfare.
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DOJ Finds Yale Medical School Engages in Racial Discrimination in Admissions
May 25, 2026 — Courts & Law
The DOJ's findings indicate Yale Medical School discriminates against white and Asian applicants, raising concerns about admissions practices and compliance.
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Supreme Court Ruling Holds Freight Brokers Liable for Trucking Crashes
May 25, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court's ruling on freight brokers' liability aims to improve safety in the trucking industry after a rise in crashes involving unauthorized drivers.
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House Subcommittee Hearing Highlights Divisions Over Court Packing
May 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
A House subcommittee hearing on court packing revealed deep partisan divides, with Democrats not disavowing the proposal amid sharp Republican criticism.
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Raskin Defends SPLC Amid Fraud Allegations, Citing Donor Support
May 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
Rep. Jamie Raskin defended the Southern Poverty Law Center against fraud allegations, noting donor satisfaction despite ongoing criticism of the organization.
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Georgia Watchdog Agency Finds Democrat-Backed Supreme Court Candidates Violated Judicial Rules
May 18, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Georgia Judicial Qualifications Commission found two Democrat-backed candidates for the Supreme Court violated judicial conduct rules, raising ethical concerns.
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Alex Berenson Settles Lawsuit with Federal Government Over Free Speech Claims
May 18, 2026 — Courts & Law
Independent journalist Alex Berenson settles a lawsuit against the federal government for $150,000, claiming First Amendment violations related to his Twitter ban.
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Lawsuits Filed Against Virginia's New Assault Firearms Ban
May 15, 2026 — Courts & Law
Multiple lawsuits challenge Virginia's new law banning semi-automatic firearms, raising significant Second Amendment concerns and potential legal precedents.
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Texas Attorney General Secures $10 Million Settlement with Texas Children’s Hospital
May 15, 2026 — Courts & Law
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces a $10 million settlement with Texas Children’s Hospital over alleged billing fraud related to transgender procedures.
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Gavin Newsom's Former Chief of Staff Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charges
May 14, 2026 — Courts & Law
Dana Williamson, former chief of staff to California Governor Gavin Newsom, pleads guilty to federal fraud charges, raising questions about political accountability.
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Federal Judicial Center Under Scrutiny for Left-Wing Influence in Judicial Guidance
May 14, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Federal Judicial Center faces criticism for allowing partisan authors to influence scientific guidance for judges, raising concerns about impartiality.
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FDA Commissioner Marty Makary Resigns Amid Pro-Life Pressure on Abortion Drug Policies
May 13, 2026 — Courts & Law
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary resigned following pro-life criticism, raising expectations for changes in abortion drug regulations under Trump.
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Democrats Renew Push for Supreme Court Expansion Following Controversial Ruling
May 12, 2026 — Courts & Law
Democrats are increasingly advocating for expanding the Supreme Court, raising concerns about judicial independence and the separation of powers.
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Evanston's Reparations Program Faces Criticism and Legal Challenges
May 12, 2026 — Courts & Law
Evanston, Illinois, faces scrutiny over its reparations program as critics argue it unfairly burdens taxpayers and raises legal concerns.
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Supreme Court Liberals Accused of Delaying Rulings for Political Gain
May 11, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court's liberal justices face criticism for allegedly delaying rulings to benefit Democrats, raising concerns about judicial impartiality.
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Biden DOJ Aware of SPLC's Informant Payments Amid Fraud Indictment
May 7, 2026 — Courts & Law
The DOJ and FBI were reportedly aware of the SPLC's payments to informants in extremist groups, raising questions about accountability and transparency.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Becomes Second-Longest Serving Supreme Court Justice
May 7, 2026 — Courts & Law
Justice Clarence Thomas marks a milestone as the second-longest serving Supreme Court justice, highlighting his significant impact on American jurisprudence.
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FBI Raids Virginia Democrat Leader's Office in Corruption Investigation
May 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
The FBI raided the office of Virginia Senate leader Louise Lucas as part of a corruption probe, raising questions about her ties to the cannabis industry.
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5th Circuit Court Pauses FDA's Mail-Order Abortion Drug Permissions
May 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
The 5th Circuit Court has paused FDA's mail-order abortion drug permissions amid concerns over safety and financial interests of drug manufacturers.
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FBI's Ties to SPLC Under Scrutiny Following Indictment
May 4, 2026 — Courts & Law
The FBI's collaboration with the SPLC raises concerns about partisan influence in domestic terrorism assessments, prompting calls for reform.
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5th Circuit Court Blocks FDA Policy on Mail-Order Abortion Drugs
May 2, 2026 — Courts & Law
The 5th Circuit Court temporarily halts a Biden-era FDA policy allowing mail-order abortion drugs, citing safety concerns and legal challenges from Louisiana.
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Democrats Renew Court-Packing Threats After Supreme Court Ruling
May 1, 2026 — Courts & Law
Democrats are reviving threats to pack the Supreme Court following a ruling that limits race-based redistricting, raising concerns about political power.
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Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Pro-Life Center's Donor Privacy
Apr 29, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a New Jersey pro-life center can challenge a subpoena demanding donor information, citing First Amendment protections.
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California Coastal Commission Settles with SpaceX, Agrees to Limit Political Bias
Apr 29, 2026 — Courts & Law
The California Coastal Commission has settled with SpaceX, agreeing to avoid political bias in regulatory decisions, allowing increased rocket launches.
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New FBI Document Revives Controversy Over Clinton Foundation Investigations
Apr 27, 2026 — Courts & Law
A newly released FBI document details potential misconduct related to the Clinton Foundation, raising questions about the DOJ's handling of investigations.
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Senator Roger Marshall to Introduce Bill Banning Transgender Procedures for Minors
Apr 24, 2026 — Courts & Law
Senator Roger Marshall's upcoming legislation aims to ban transgender medical procedures for minors, igniting debate over child protection and medical ethics.
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Mississippi Solicitor General Defended Abortion Law Against Roe Precedent
Apr 24, 2026 — Courts & Law
Mississippi's Solicitor General Scott Stewart faced pressure to avoid challenging Roe v. Wade but chose to push for its overturn in a landmark Supreme Court case.
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Watchdog Calls for IRS Investigation into SPLC's Tax-Exempt Status Following Indictment
Apr 24, 2026 — Courts & Law
A watchdog group has urged the IRS to investigate the SPLC's tax-exempt status after the organization was indicted on fraud charges.
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Virginia GOP Reflects on Gerrymandering Loss Amid Funding Disparities
Apr 23, 2026 — Courts & Law
Virginia Republicans assess their defeat in a gerrymandering referendum, citing funding gaps and strategic missteps as key factors in the outcome.
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Delays in Dobbs Decision Linked to Dissenting Justices' Footnote, New Book Claims
Apr 23, 2026 — Courts & Law
A new book reveals that dissenting justices delayed the Dobbs decision's release, raising security concerns amid threats against the court.
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Justice Alito Frames Clerkships as Part of Ideological Battle
Apr 22, 2026 — Courts & Law
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito emphasizes the ideological stakes of his clerkships, viewing them as part of a broader struggle for the Constitution.
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Justice Alito's Role in Overturning Roe Detailed in New Book
Apr 22, 2026 — Courts & Law
Mollie Hemingway's new book reveals how Justice Alito united the Supreme Court majority to overturn Roe v. Wade, highlighting internal dynamics and legal strategies.
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Southern Poverty Law Center Indicted for Fraud, Targeted The Federalist in 2017
Apr 22, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Southern Poverty Law Center faces federal charges for fraud while previously targeting The Federalist for publishing an Attorney General's speech.
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Democratic Strategist Suggests Court Packing as Future Strategy
Apr 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
Democratic strategist James Carville proposes court packing and statehood for D.C.
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Justice Samuel Alito Marks 20 Years on Supreme Court Amid Renewed Attention
Apr 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
Justice Samuel Alito celebrates 20 years on the Supreme Court, highlighting his influence and the challenges faced by conservative justices today.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Citizenship Rights in Trump v. Barbara
Apr 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court's recent hearing on citizenship rights raises critical questions about American identity and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
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Montana Supreme Court Rules Against Biological Sex Requirement on IDs
Apr 20, 2026 — Courts & Law
Montana's Supreme Court ruled that requiring biological sex on driver's licenses is unconstitutional, raising concerns over gender identity definitions.
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Report Claims Liberal Justices Delayed Dobbs Decision Amid Threats
Apr 18, 2026 — Courts & Law
A new report alleges liberal justices delayed the release of the Dobbs decision, increasing risks to their conservative colleagues amid threats.
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John Eastman Disbarred Amid Claims of Political Bias in Legal System
Apr 16, 2026 — Courts & Law
John Eastman has been disbarred for representing Donald Trump in election litigation, raising concerns about political bias in legal discipline.
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D.C. Appeals Court Overturns Judge Boasberg's Contempt Proceedings Against Trump Officials
Apr 14, 2026 — Courts & Law
A D.C. appeals court ruled against Judge Boasberg's contempt inquiry into Trump officials, citing separation of powers concerns and judicial overreach.
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Justice Department Fires Prosecutors Linked to FACE Act Enforcement Against Pro-Life Advocates
Apr 14, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Justice Department has terminated multiple prosecutors involved in enforcing the FACE Act against pro-life advocates, raising concerns about selective.
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Eric Swalwell Suspends Gubernatorial Campaign Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Apr 14, 2026 — Courts & Law
California Rep. Eric Swalwell halts his gubernatorial campaign following allegations of sexual misconduct, raising questions about political motivations.
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Sotomayor and Jackson's Criticism of Colleagues Raises Concerns for Kagan
Apr 10, 2026 — Courts & Law
Supreme Court Justices Sotomayor and Jackson's recent remarks about colleagues highlight tensions within the court, complicating Kagan's efforts for compromise.
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Eric Swalwell Faces Growing Sexual Harassment Allegations Amid Gubernatorial Campaign
Apr 7, 2026 — Courts & Law
Rep. Eric Swalwell is facing multiple allegations of sexual harassment as he campaigns for California governor, raising questions about his conduct and campaign.
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Trump Considers Candidates for Attorney General Following Bondi's Departure
Apr 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
President Trump explores potential replacements for Attorney General Pam Bondi, focusing on candidates with a track record of accountability and law enforcement.
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Federal Sentences in Minnesota Fraud Cases Raise Concerns
Apr 2, 2026 — Courts & Law
Recent sentences for fraud in Minnesota have drawn criticism, but officials say broader efforts against fraud are underway.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Faces Scrutiny Over Birthright Citizenship Argument
Apr 2, 2026 — Courts & Law
During Supreme Court arguments, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's comments on birthright citizenship sparked debate over legal interpretations and implications.
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Supreme Court Considers Birthright Citizenship in Trump v. Barbara Case
Apr 1, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court hears arguments on birthright citizenship, raising questions about the interpretation of the 14th Amendment amid changing immigration dynamics.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Birthright Citizenship
Apr 1, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court is considering a challenge to birthright citizenship, raising questions about the interpretation of the 14th Amendment and its implications.