Courts & Law
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Courts & LawDon Lemon Indicted for Involvement in Church Disruption
Jan 30, 2026
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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Courts & LawVirginia Democrats Advance Gun Control Bill Amid Supreme Court Considerations
Jan 27, 2026
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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Courts & LawVirginia Democrats Propose Gun Legislation That Critics Call Unconstitutional
Jan 27, 2026
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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Courts & LawDemocrats Signal Intent to Pursue Legal Action Against Trump After Presidency
Jan 23, 2026
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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Courts & LawSupreme Court Hears Arguments on Trump's Firing of Federal Reserve Governor
Jan 22, 2026
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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Courts & LawSupreme Court Hears Case on Trump's Authority to Fire Federal Reserve Governor
Jan 21, 2026
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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Courts & LawJack Smith to Testify Before House Judiciary Committee Amid Controversy
Jan 21, 2026
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is set to testify before Congress, facing scrutiny over his past statements and the investigation into Trump.
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Courts & LawVirginia Democrats Propose Bill to Eliminate Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Violent Crimes
Jan 20, 2026
Virginia Democrats are advancing a bill to eliminate mandatory minimum sentences for serious crimes, raising concerns about public safety and judicial accountability.
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Courts & LawFlorida Ends American Bar Association's Grip On Law Schools
Jan 16, 2026
Florida's Supreme Court has ended the ABA's exclusive role in law school accreditation, aiming to enhance access to legal education and diversify perspectives.
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Courts & LawHouse Republicans Join Democrats to Defeat Amendment Defunding Judges
Jan 14, 2026
A bipartisan coalition in the House voted against an amendment to cut funding for two judges, highlighting divisions within the GOP on judicial issues.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Justices Question Legal Definitions of Gender in Sports Case
Jan 13, 2026
During oral arguments in a key case, Justice Alito challenged an attorney on the definitions of gender and biological sex in relation to women's sports.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Barrett Engage in Transgender Sports Debate
Jan 13, 2026
During oral arguments, Justices Gorsuch and Barrett discussed the implications of transgender participation in women's sports, raising significant legal questions.
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Courts & LawJudge Ho Critiques Judicial Supremacy in New Article
Jan 13, 2026
Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho criticizes judicial supremacy, arguing it undermines the judiciary's role and fosters elitism among judges.
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Courts & LawFemale Athletes, Republican AGs Rally to Defend Women's Sports at Supreme Court
Jan 12, 2026
A coalition of female athletes and Republican attorneys general gathered in D.C.
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Courts & LawSpecial Counsel's Attorney Accused of Undermining Clinton Foundation Investigation
Dec 29, 2025
Ray Hulser, an attorney for Special Counsel Jack Smith, faces scrutiny for allegedly obstructing a Clinton Foundation probe during the Trump administration.
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Courts & LawSouthern Baptist Convention Faces Credibility Crisis Amid #MeToo Investigations
Dec 23, 2025
The Southern Baptist Convention grapples with credibility issues following revelations about its handling of sexual abuse allegations and investigations.
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Courts & LawDocuments Reveal Obama-Biden Administration's Actions in Clinton Investigation
Dec 22, 2025
Newly released documents show the Obama-Biden administration limited FBI access to evidence in the Clinton investigation, raising concerns over executive privilege.
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Courts & Law9th Circuit Rules in Favor of Professor's Free Speech on Land Acknowledgments
Dec 19, 2025
The 9th Circuit Court ruled that the University of Washington violated a professor's First Amendment rights by punishing him for mocking land acknowledgments.
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Courts & LawEEOC Chair Appeals to White Males Facing Workplace Discrimination
Dec 18, 2025
EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas urges white males to report workplace discrimination, highlighting concerns over DEI policies and their impact on hiring practices.
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Courts & LawFBI Emails Reveal Doubts Over Mar-a-Lago Raid Justification
Dec 16, 2025
Newly released emails indicate the FBI believed it lacked probable cause for the Mar-a-Lago raid, raising questions about the decision-making process.
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Courts & LawJudge Rules Wisconsin Case Against Trump Allies Will Proceed to Trial
Dec 16, 2025
A Wisconsin judge has ruled that the case against Trump allies regarding alleged election fraud will move forward, raising questions about legal interpretations.
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Courts & LawWisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Tax Exemption for Catholic Charity
Dec 16, 2025
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed a tax exemption for Catholic Charities, rejecting the attorney general's attempt to defy a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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Courts & LawHong Kong Court Convicts Pro-Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai
Dec 16, 2025
Jimmy Lai, a prominent pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong, was convicted on charges of collusion with foreign powers, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
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Courts & LawIllinois Governor Signs Assisted Suicide Bill into Law
Dec 12, 2025
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill allowing assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, raising ethical concerns and sparking debate.
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Courts & LawSenator Requests DOJ Investigation into Judge Accused of Misconduct in Trump Case
Dec 12, 2025
Sen. Ron Johnson has called for a DOJ investigation into alleged judicial misconduct involving a judge in a case against Trump campaign attorneys.
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Courts & LawADF Supports Employee's Right to Refuse Pronoun Use at Work
Dec 12, 2025
The Alliance Defending Freedom asserts that employees can refuse to use pronouns inconsistent with their beliefs, highlighting tensions in workplace policies.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Case Could Shift Power Dynamics Between President and Independent Agencies
Dec 12, 2025
The Supreme Court's consideration of Trump v. Slaughter may redefine presidential authority over independent agencies, raising concerns among critics.
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Courts & LawDOJ Sues Minneapolis Schools Over Racially Preferential Hiring Practices
Dec 11, 2025
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Minneapolis Public Schools for allegedly giving preferential treatment to non-white teachers, raising legal.
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Courts & LawWisconsin Judge Accused of Misconduct in Trump Electors Case
Dec 10, 2025
New court documents allege Wisconsin Judge John Hyland received outside help in ruling on the Trump electors case, raising concerns about judicial integrity.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Review Birthright Citizenship Precedent
Dec 10, 2025
The Supreme Court will hear challenges to birthright citizenship, raising questions about the interpretation of the 14th Amendment and its historical context.
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Courts & LawFlorida Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Transgender Health Organizations
Dec 9, 2025
Florida's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against three organizations over claims of misleading information regarding transgender procedures for minors.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Signals Support for Presidential Control Over Executive Branch
Dec 9, 2025
The Supreme Court appears ready to affirm presidential authority over independent agencies, potentially reshaping executive power.
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Courts & LawWisconsin Judge Accused of Misconduct in Case Against Trump Attorneys
Dec 9, 2025
A Wisconsin judge faces allegations of misconduct from attorneys representing Trump in a politically charged case, raising questions about judicial impartiality.
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Courts & LawJustice Jackson Questions Role of Unelected Officials in Federal Agencies
Dec 8, 2025
During Supreme Court arguments, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson raised concerns about the accountability of unelected officials in federal agencies.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Review Birthright Citizenship Interpretation
Dec 8, 2025
The Supreme Court will hear a case challenging the interpretation of the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause, raising significant legal questions.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Allows Texas to Implement New Congressional Map
Dec 5, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily lifted an injunction against Texas' new congressional map, enabling its use in the 2026 midterm elections.
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Courts & LawNew Law Lets Texans Sue Abortion Drug Traffickers
Dec 4, 2025
Texas has enacted a law allowing residents to sue out-of-state dealers for trafficking abortion drugs, aiming to curb illegal transactions.
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Courts & LawSuit: California's Race-Based Gerrymandering Is Unconstitutional
Dec 3, 2025
California’s new congressional map is facing legal scrutiny as a lawsuit filed on Tuesday claims it was drawn with illegal racial intent. The Public Interest.
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Courts & LawHouse Subpoenas Jack Smith Over Arctic Frost Fishing Expedition
Dec 3, 2025
The House Committee on the Judiciary has issued a subpoena to former Special Counsel Jack Smith, demanding his testimony in a deposition as part of an.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Defers Decision on Trump's Firing of Library of Congress Official
Nov 26, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court has deferred a decision regarding President Trump's authority to fire a top official at the Library of Congress. The court's one-page.
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Courts & LawJack Smith Ignored Constitutional Standards In Arctic Frost Lawfare
Nov 25, 2025
Special Counsel Jack Smith and his team have been accused of disregarding constitutional standards in their investigation, known as Arctic Frost, which targeted.
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Courts & LawComey, James Escape Justice For Now Thanks To 'Partisan Judge'
Nov 25, 2025
A federal judge dismissed indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James on procedural grounds, igniting a debate over judicial authority and political bias.
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Courts & LawPentagon Could Recall Democrat Senator For Court-Martial Over ‘Seditious’ Video
Nov 24, 2025
The Department of War announced Monday that it has launched an investigation into Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., for his participation in the 'Seditious Six' video.
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Courts & LawJudge: Halligan Can't Prosecute Comey Since Trump Appointed Her
Nov 24, 2025
A federal judge dismissed the grand jury indictment against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday, ruling that.
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Courts & LawDocuments Reveal Allegations Against Letitia James in Mortgage Fraud Case
Nov 21, 2025
New York Attorney General Letitia James has been accused of lying to financial institutions in a mortgage fraud scheme, according to court documents released by.
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Courts & LawPro-Life Center Takes Its Fight Against Dem Lawfare To SCOTUS
Nov 21, 2025
A pro-life pregnancy center is preparing to challenge New Jersey Democrats’ legal actions at the U.S. Supreme Court next month. First Choice Women’s Resource.
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Courts & LawGOP Lawmakers Question Judge Boasberg Over Subpoenas Targeting Senate Records
Nov 20, 2025
A group of Republican lawmakers is pressing U.S. District Chief Judge James Boasberg regarding his approval of subpoenas that allowed Special Counsel Jack Smith.
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Courts & LawJudge Critiques Ruling Against Texas Congressional Map
Nov 20, 2025
U.S. Circuit Judge Jerry Smith has sharply criticized a recent 2-1 ruling by two district judges that struck down Texas' newly drawn congressional map, calling.
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Courts & LawHouse Dem Indicted For Bankrolling Campaign With FEMA Funds
Nov 20, 2025
Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, a Democrat from Florida, has been indicted for allegedly misappropriating federal disaster funds to finance her congressional.
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Courts & LawConflict Of Interest Claimed In Suit Vs. FCPS's Alleged Retaliation
Nov 19, 2025
Last month, Zenaida Perez, a teacher in Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS), filed a lawsuit against the district for defamation and retaliation related to her.