Courts & Law
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Widow of former Little Rock airport executive sues ATF for wrongful death over 2024 raid
The lawsuit accuses the bureau and its agents of choosing the "most aggressive tactics available to serve a routine search warrant on the Malinowski home," even though the tactics were not justified.
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Supreme Court appears divided over nationwide injunctions for birthright citizenship
Justice Clarence Thomas noted that the U.S. “survived until the 1960s” without nationwide injunctions.
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Musk's PAC faces class action lawsuit over nonpayment for voters who signed 2024 election petition
One America PAC canvasser is estimated to be owed at least several thousand dollars for referrals for the petition.
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Hunter Biden wins bid to drop laptop lawsuit, but won't be allowed to bring case forward again
Hunter Biden said the reason for wanting to drop the lawsuit is due to financial problems.
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New York AG Letitia James leads lawsuit against Trump administration over Education Dept firings
James filed the suit in a federal court in Massachusetts, where she claimed the terminations were “illegal and unconstitutional.”
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Trump admin asks Supreme Court to narrow injunctions against president's birthright citizenship plan
Acting Solicitor General Sarah Harris filed asked the court to limit lower court injunctions to individuals or groups that sued over the order, instead of halting the order nationally.
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Federal judges order Trump administration reinstate some federal workers who were fired last month
U.S. District Judge William Alsup said the Office of Personnel Management couldn't give guidance on who to terminate
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See the LGBTQ 'storybooks' young kids are forced to read, with no notice or opt-out, in SCOTUS case
Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools does not notify parents when kids as young as 3 are exposed to "Pride Puppy," "Intersection Allies" and other sexually themed books in the English Language Arts curriculum.
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Muslims, Republicans, lesbians ask SCOTUS to protect parental rights against LGBTQ school mandates
Suburban D.C. school district's policy of no notifications or opt-outs will "banish families of certain faiths" and create "a forced homogeneity" in public schools, Muslims tell the high court. Feminists call LGBTQ lessons homophobic.
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Judge rules Trump improperly fired head of national labor board
U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan rejected the White House's argument that removal protections are unconstitutional, stating that Supreme Court verdicts in the past have proved otherwise.
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Justice Department looks to move Mahmoud Khalil case from New York
Khalil is currently being held in Louisiana, but was first sent to New Jersey. He is next expected to appear at an immigration court in Louisiana on March 21.
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Groups sue USAID over order to destroy classified records
The lawsuits questioned whether it will impact the ability of the public to scrutinize the role the DOGE played at USAID, and concerned former USAID employees about whether they can be rehired.
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Judge denies Pulitzer board’s effort to delay Trump defamation case
The ruling paves the way for the discovery process, where Trump’s lawyers are seeking the board’s internal deliberations in its 2018 awards to the New York Times and Washington Post for Russia collusion coverage.