Courts & Law
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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.
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Judges Dismiss Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin's Congressional Maps
Apr 1, 2026 — Courts & Law
A three-judge panel has rejected a Democratic lawsuit to redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps, maintaining Republican advantages ahead of the midterms.
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The Federalist Reaches Settlement with State Department Over Free Speech Concerns
Apr 1, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Federalist secures a settlement with the State Department to protect free speech rights after litigation over censorship practices.
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DOJ Charges Nine Individuals in Alleged $1 Million Benefit Fraud Scheme
Mar 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
The DOJ has charged nine individuals, including several Dominican nationals, in a scheme to fraudulently obtain nearly $1 million in government benefits.
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Watchdog Files Bar Complaint Against Wray Over Arctic Frost Role
Mar 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
A watchdog group has filed a bar complaint against Christopher Wray for his involvement in the Arctic Frost investigation targeting Trump associates.
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Senate Republicans Investigate Mifepristone Manufacturers Over Safety Concerns
Mar 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
Senate Republicans are probing mifepristone manufacturers for alleged safety violations and mail-order abortion practices, raising concerns about compliance.
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Florida Attorney General Warns NFL Over Hiring Practices
Mar 25, 2026 — Courts & Law
Florida's Attorney General threatens legal action against the NFL over its race-based hiring policies, citing state law violations.
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Settlement Limits Government's Role in Social Media Content Moderation
Mar 25, 2026 — Courts & Law
A settlement in Missouri v. Biden restricts government agencies from pressuring social media platforms to censor speech, raising First Amendment concerns.
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Cleveland Critiques Jack Smith's Legal Actions Against Trump in Senate Hearing
Mar 24, 2026 — Courts & Law
Margot Cleveland criticized Special Counsel Jack Smith's legal tactics against Trump during a Senate hearing, raising concerns over constitutional violations.
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Four States Accused of Violating Federal Anti-Discrimination Order
Mar 19, 2026 — Courts & Law
A complaint alleges New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Indiana continue race-based contracting practices despite federal prohibitions, raising legal concerns.
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Trump DOJ Seeks Pause on Abortion Pill Lawsuit Amid Safety Review
Mar 16, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Trump administration's DOJ is calling for a pause on lawsuits challenging the FDA's approval of mifepristone, citing ongoing safety reviews.
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Judges Criticize Dissenting Opinion on Transgender Policy in Ninth Circuit
Mar 16, 2026 — Courts & Law
A dissent by Judge Lawrence VanDyke on a Ninth Circuit ruling has sparked backlash from fellow judges over its language and implications for public trust.
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FBI Operation Allegedly Aimed to Discredit Biden Family Corruption Claims
Mar 13, 2026 — Courts & Law
A recently revealed FBI operation reportedly sought to suppress allegations of corruption involving the Biden family, raising concerns about agency conduct.
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Judicial Challenges to Trump Administration Spark Debate Over Supreme Court's Role
Mar 12, 2026 — Courts & Law
Activists are using lawsuits against Trump to challenge the Supreme Court's credibility, raising concerns about judicial independence and public trust.
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Trump DOJ Proposes Rule to Combat Bar Complaints Against Conservative Lawyers
Mar 12, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Trump administration's DOJ proposes a rule to protect lawyers from politically motivated bar complaints, amid ongoing disciplinary actions in D.C.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court to Consider Appeal in Controversial Election Lawyer Case
Mar 12, 2026 — Courts & Law
Wisconsin's Supreme Court is set to review an appeal involving charges against election lawyers, raising questions about judicial conduct and bias.
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Virginia Passes Bill Mandating Discrimination Against White Male-Owned Businesses
Mar 9, 2026 — Courts & Law
Virginia lawmakers approved a bill requiring state agencies to prioritize contracts for businesses owned by women and minorities, raising concerns about fairness.
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Appeals Court Rules D.C.'s Gun Magazine Restriction Is Unconstitutional
Mar 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
A federal appeals court ruled that D.C.'s ban on high-capacity gun magazines violates the Second Amendment, raising significant legal questions.
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Legal Battles Emerge Over School Policies on Gender Transitioning for Minors
Mar 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
A federal lawsuit highlights tensions between parental rights and school policies on gender identity, amid a growing backlash against transgender support in schools.
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Texas Fire Chaplain Settles for $78,000 After Dismissal Over Blog Post
Mar 2, 2026 — Courts & Law
A Texas fire chaplain has reached a $78,000 settlement after being fired for comments on transgender participation in women's sports, raising First Amendment.
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FBI's Surveillance of Trump Allies Raises Concerns Amid Silence from Democrats
Feb 27, 2026 — Courts & Law
New revelations about the FBI's surveillance of Trump allies prompt criticism and calls for accountability, as Democrats remain largely unresponsive.
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Indictment of James Comey Raises Concerns Over DOJ's Independence
Feb 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted by a grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia, on two counts: obstruction and making false statements to Congress.
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Comey Hires Attorney In Criminal Leaking Case Who Received Leaked Memos
Feb 26, 2026 — Courts & Law
Former FBI Director James Comey has hired attorney Patrick Fitzgerald to represent him in a criminal case involving allegations of leaking classified.
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Supreme Court to Hear Oil Companies' Challenge to Colorado Climate Lawsuit
Feb 23, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court will review a case involving Boulder, Colorado's climate lawsuit against oil companies, raising questions about state versus federal jurisdiction.
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State Department Moves to Revoke Visa of UK Operative Accused of Censorship
Feb 23, 2026 — Courts & Law
The State Department seeks to revoke the visa of Imran Ahmed, a UK operative accused of censoring Americans, raising concerns over foreign influence.
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Kavanaugh Dissent Suggests Trump Can Still Impose Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling
Feb 20, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's tariff powers, but Kavanaugh's dissent indicates alternative legal avenues remain for imposing tariffs.
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Erin Hawley Joins Lex Politica to Expand Conservative Legal Efforts
Feb 17, 2026 — Courts & Law
Erin Hawley, a key figure in overturning Roe v. Wade, joins Lex Politica to advance conservative legal strategies amid a shifting Supreme Court landscape.
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Remembering Justice Antonin Scalia: A Decade After His Passing
Feb 13, 2026 — Courts & Law
As the legal community marks ten years since Justice Scalia's death, his influence on originalism and judicial philosophy remains significant.
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Rep. Shri Thanedar Threatens Legal Action Against GOP Officials
Feb 11, 2026 — Courts & Law
Rep. Shri Thanedar's comments about prosecuting GOP officials highlight tensions over immigration enforcement and political accountability.
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9th Circuit Allows DHS to End Temporary Protected Status for 60,000 Foreign Nationals
Feb 10, 2026 — Courts & Law
The 9th Circuit Court ruled that DHS can terminate TPS for 60,000 foreign nationals, raising concerns about the implications for affected communities.
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Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
Feb 9, 2026 — Courts & Law
Media mogul Jimmy Lai received a 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong, raising concerns over the erosion of freedoms under China's influence.
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Congress Faces Calls to Address Judicial Accountability Amid Criticism of Federal Judges
Feb 9, 2026 — Courts & Law
Calls are growing for Congress to reform judicial accountability processes after federal judges are accused of overstepping their authority.
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4th Circuit Vacates Blockade on Trump's Elimination of DEI Grants
Feb 6, 2026 — Courts & Law
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals has lifted a lower court's injunction against Trump's efforts to end federal DEI programs, impacting federal contracting policies.
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Texas Father Sues California Doctor Over Abortion Pill Distribution
Feb 3, 2026 — Courts & Law
A Texas father is suing a California doctor for allegedly aiding in the illegal abortion of his unborn children, highlighting tensions over abortion laws.
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Federal Judge Blocks Hawaii Law Censoring Political Satire
Feb 2, 2026 — Courts & Law
A federal judge has ruled Hawaii's law restricting political satire unconstitutional, emphasizing First Amendment protections for free speech.
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Justice Samuel Alito Marks 20 Years on the Supreme Court
Jan 31, 2026 — Courts & Law
Justice Samuel Alito celebrates two decades on the Supreme Court, known for his originalist views and significant rulings on key issues.
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Department of Justice Supports Lawsuit Against UCLA Medical School's Admissions Practices
Jan 30, 2026 — Courts & Law
The DOJ intervenes in a lawsuit challenging UCLA Medical School's race-based admissions, raising questions about diversity and qualifications in medical education.
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Don Lemon Indicted for Involvement in Church Disruption
Jan 30, 2026 — Courts & Law
Former CNN host Don Lemon was indicted by a grand jury for his role in a disruption at a Minnesota church, raising First Amendment concerns.
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Virginia Democrats Advance Gun Control Bill Amid Supreme Court Considerations
Jan 27, 2026 — Courts & Law
Virginia Senate Democrats have advanced a bill to restrict gun ownership, raising concerns about Second Amendment rights as the Supreme Court weighs similar cases.
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Virginia Democrats Propose Gun Legislation That Critics Call Unconstitutional
Jan 27, 2026 — Courts & Law
Virginia lawmakers are advancing a bill that would criminalize possession of certain firearms and magazines, raising concerns among gun rights advocates.
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Democrats Signal Intent to Pursue Legal Action Against Trump After Presidency
Jan 23, 2026 — Courts & Law
Democrats indicate plans to prosecute Donald Trump and his allies after he leaves office, raising concerns about political motivations behind legal actions.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Trump's Firing of Federal Reserve Governor
Jan 22, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding President Trump's removal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, raising questions about executive authority and.
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Supreme Court Hears Case on Trump's Authority to Fire Federal Reserve Governor
Jan 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether President Trump can legally remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, raising questions about executive power.
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Jack Smith to Testify Before House Judiciary Committee Amid Controversy
Jan 21, 2026 — Courts & Law
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is set to testify before Congress, facing scrutiny over his past statements and the investigation into Trump.