Courts & Law
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Courts & LawFederal Judge Orders Restoration of National Park Signs Removed by Trump Administration
Jun 16, 2026
A federal judge has ordered the reinstatement of national park signs promoting progressive themes, raising questions about historical representation and political.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Declines to Hear Case of Judge Facing Suspension
Jun 15, 2026
The Supreme Court rejected a plea from Judge Pauline Newman, raising concerns over judicial independence and the process of removing judges from the bench.
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Courts & LawD.C. Bar Elects New President Amid Ongoing Legal Battles
Jun 12, 2026
Joshua Mogil's election as D.C. Bar president highlights tensions over legal profession's perceived partisanship and ongoing DOJ actions against former officials.
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Courts & LawGrassley Warns of Court Packing Threats from Democrats
Jun 11, 2026
Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized Democrats' plans to expand the Supreme Court, calling it a threat to constitutional integrity and judicial legitimacy.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Review Case Involving Federal Judge's Suspension
Jun 10, 2026
The Supreme Court will decide if a federal judge can be sidelined by colleagues, raising questions about judicial independence and constitutional protections.
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Courts & LawSen. Warnock Criticizes Supreme Court Amid Rising Threats Against Justices
Jun 10, 2026
Sen. Raphael Warnock's recent comments on the Supreme Court have sparked debate as threats against justices increase, raising concerns about safety and rhetoric.
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Courts & LawSEC's Surveillance Program Faces Constitutional Scrutiny
Jun 8, 2026
The SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail is under fire for potentially violating First Amendment rights, raising concerns over investor privacy and government overreach.
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Courts & LawNeville Roy Singham Faces Scrutiny Amid U.S. Sanctions on Cuban Entities
Jun 8, 2026
Neville Roy Singham, linked to Chinese propaganda, is under scrutiny following U.S. sanctions targeting Cuban organizations and officials.
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Courts & LawSouthern Poverty Law Center Faces Expanded Indictment Amid Ongoing Legal Scrutiny
Jun 5, 2026
The Southern Poverty Law Center's legal troubles deepen with a new indictment alleging financial misconduct, raising questions about its future and operations.
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Courts & LawArizona AG Kris Mayes Plans New Indictment in Trump Electors Case
Jun 5, 2026
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes will seek a new indictment against Trump allies after the state Supreme Court denied her appeal in the case.
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Courts & LawJohn Bolton to Plead Guilty in Classified Documents Case
Jun 4, 2026
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton agrees to a plea deal over mishandling classified documents, raising questions about his previous claims of political.
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Courts & LawSouthern Poverty Law Center Indicted for Allegedly Funding Racist Posts
Jun 4, 2026
The Southern Poverty Law Center faces serious allegations of funding racist social media posts while accusing conservatives of hate, raising questions about its.
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Courts & LawIVF Dispute Leads to Legal Battle Over Embryo Custody in New York
Jun 3, 2026
A New York woman's secret embryo implantation amid divorce proceedings raises ethical and legal questions about IVF practices and family dynamics.
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Courts & LawJustice Department Opens Probe into E. Jean Carroll's Lawsuits Against Trump
Jun 1, 2026
The DOJ has reportedly opened a criminal investigation related to E. Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Donald Trump, raising questions about political motivations.
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Courts & LawDOJ Reportedly Investigates E. Jean Carroll Amid Controversy Over Trump Allegations
May 29, 2026
The DOJ is reportedly investigating E. Jean Carroll for potential perjury related to her allegations against Trump, raising questions about political motivations.
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Courts & LawFederal Judge Blocks DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund Amid Legal Challenge
May 29, 2026
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a DOJ fund aimed at restitution for victims of political persecution, citing claims of political discrimination.
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Courts & LawLegal Battles Highlight Need for Anti-Weaponization Fund
May 29, 2026
Two individuals claim political prosecutions have devastated their lives, raising questions about the need for an anti-weaponization fund.
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Courts & LawVirginia Democrats Face Lawsuit Over Abortion Amendment Language
May 29, 2026
A lawsuit challenges Virginia's abortion amendment, alleging deceptive language and procedural issues ahead of a November vote.
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Courts & LawVirginia Governor Resumes Gun Background Checks Amid Controversy Over Immigration Policy
May 28, 2026
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has reinstated background checks for gun purchases while blocking ICE cooperation, sparking criticism from gun rights advocates.
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Courts & LawTrump Settlement Creates $1.776 Billion Fund Amid Lawfare Claims
May 28, 2026
A new settlement creates a $1.776 billion fund for victims of alleged political targeting, sparking backlash from Senate Republicans.
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Courts & LawJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson Questions Lower Court Compliance with SCOTUS Orders
May 27, 2026
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson raises concerns about lower court judges defying Supreme Court emergency orders, igniting debate on judicial authority.
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Courts & LawJustices Thomas and Alito Criticize SCOTUS for Not Hearing CDL Case Involving Unauthorized Immigrants
May 26, 2026
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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Courts & LawDOJ Launches Lawsuit Against D.C. Bar Disciplinary Authorities
May 26, 2026
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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Courts & LawDOJ Finds Yale Medical School Engages in Racial Discrimination in Admissions
May 25, 2026
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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Courts & LawSupreme Court Ruling Holds Freight Brokers Liable for Trucking Crashes
May 25, 2026
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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Courts & LawHouse Subcommittee Hearing Highlights Divisions Over Court Packing
May 21, 2026
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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Courts & LawRaskin Defends SPLC Amid Fraud Allegations, Citing Donor Support
May 21, 2026
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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Courts & LawGeorgia Watchdog Agency Finds Democrat-Backed Supreme Court Candidates Violated Judicial Rules
May 18, 2026
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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Courts & LawAlex Berenson Settles Lawsuit with Federal Government Over Free Speech Claims
May 18, 2026
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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Courts & LawLawsuits Filed Against Virginia's New Assault Firearms Ban
May 15, 2026
Multiple lawsuits challenge Virginia's new law banning semi-automatic firearms, raising significant Second Amendment concerns and potential legal precedents.
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Courts & LawTexas Attorney General Secures $10 Million Settlement with Texas Children’s Hospital
May 15, 2026
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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Courts & LawGavin Newsom's Former Chief of Staff Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charges
May 14, 2026
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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Courts & LawFederal Judicial Center Under Scrutiny for Left-Wing Influence in Judicial Guidance
May 14, 2026
The Federal Judicial Center faces criticism for allowing partisan authors to influence scientific guidance for judges, raising concerns about impartiality.
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Courts & LawFDA Commissioner Marty Makary Resigns Amid Pro-Life Pressure on Abortion Drug Policies
May 13, 2026
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary resigned following pro-life criticism, raising expectations for changes in abortion drug regulations under Trump.
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Courts & LawDemocrats Renew Push for Supreme Court Expansion Following Controversial Ruling
May 12, 2026
Democrats are increasingly advocating for expanding the Supreme Court, raising concerns about judicial independence and the separation of powers.
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Courts & LawEvanston's Reparations Program Faces Criticism and Legal Challenges
May 12, 2026
Evanston, Illinois, faces scrutiny over its reparations program as critics argue it unfairly burdens taxpayers and raises legal concerns.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Liberals Accused of Delaying Rulings for Political Gain
May 11, 2026
The Supreme Court's liberal justices face criticism for allegedly delaying rulings to benefit Democrats, raising concerns about judicial impartiality.
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Courts & LawBiden DOJ Aware of SPLC's Informant Payments Amid Fraud Indictment
May 7, 2026
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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Courts & LawJustice Clarence Thomas Becomes Second-Longest Serving Supreme Court Justice
May 7, 2026
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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Courts & LawFBI Raids Virginia Democrat Leader's Office in Corruption Investigation
May 6, 2026
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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Courts & Law5th Circuit Court Pauses FDA's Mail-Order Abortion Drug Permissions
May 6, 2026
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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Courts & LawFBI's Ties to SPLC Under Scrutiny Following Indictment
May 4, 2026
The FBI's collaboration with the SPLC raises concerns about partisan influence in domestic terrorism assessments, prompting calls for reform.
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Courts & Law5th Circuit Court Blocks FDA Policy on Mail-Order Abortion Drugs
May 2, 2026
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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Courts & LawDemocrats Renew Court-Packing Threats After Supreme Court Ruling
May 1, 2026
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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Courts & LawSupreme Court Rules in Favor of Pro-Life Center's Donor Privacy
Apr 29, 2026
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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Courts & LawCalifornia Coastal Commission Settles with SpaceX, Agrees to Limit Political Bias
Apr 29, 2026
The California Coastal Commission has settled with SpaceX, agreeing to avoid political bias in regulatory decisions, allowing increased rocket launches.
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Courts & LawNew FBI Document Revives Controversy Over Clinton Foundation Investigations
Apr 27, 2026
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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Courts & LawSenator Roger Marshall to Introduce Bill Banning Transgender Procedures for Minors
Apr 24, 2026
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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Courts & LawMississippi Solicitor General Defended Abortion Law Against Roe Precedent
Apr 24, 2026
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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Courts & LawWatchdog Calls for IRS Investigation into SPLC's Tax-Exempt Status Following Indictment
Apr 24, 2026
A watchdog group has urged the IRS to investigate the SPLC's tax-exempt status after the organization was indicted on fraud charges.