Courts & Law
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You Vote: Following the case SCOTUS heard Thursday, how will they rule on nationwide injunctions?
The justices made the unusual decision to hear oral arguments on the broadness of the nationwide injunctions and whether they should only apply to the states, advocacy groups and individuals that had sued over the order.
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Judicial Watch obtains records showing Biden White House pressured Hur for advanced copy of report
The legal group received 49-pages of records from the Justice Department, which showed the Biden White House and the former president's personal lawyers putting pressure on Hur for the report by repeatedly asking for an advanced copy.
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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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Court-appointed attorney tells NY judge that Eric Adams' case should be dismissed permanently
The attorney said that allowing the department the possibility of refiling charges in the future could give the appearance of improper leverage over the mayor.
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Trump Organization sues Capital One for closing bank accounts after January 6 riot
The lawsuit, which was filed in Florida, alleged that the bank's actions were the result of "political and social motivations."
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Three transgender inmates sue Trump admin, BOP over restrictions to gender-affirming care
Attorneys for the inmates argue that the new order violates the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments by denying them access to the care.
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Supreme Court denies appeal to stop South Carolina firing squad execution
Brad Sigmon, who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend's parents in 2002, is now expected to be executed at 6 p.m. Eastern, at the Broad River Correctional Institution in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Federal judge blocks request to deny DOGE staff access to Treasury department
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ruled that the plaintiffs failed to show how they would face irreparable harm if DOGE staff gained access.
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Despite his claims of being broke, Hunter Biden's 'lawfare' continues against IRS whistleblowers
Selective revenge: Hunter Biden dropped a lawsuit against a former Trump aide because he told the court he could not afford it. Biden is continuing to press his lawsuit against the IRS whistleblowers who put a public spotlight on the DOJ's mishandling of the criminal case against him.
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Federal judge orders Trump admin to release part of its foreign USAID aid payments by Monday night
Ali on Thursday set the new deadline to release some of the aid for Monday at 6 p.m., stating it would be the “first concrete step” toward compliance with his previous order.
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Hunter Biden asks judge to dismiss his laptop case against ex-Trump aide, citing financial woes
Biden's attorneys urged U.S. District Judge Hernan D. Vera to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing his client "has suffered a significant downturn in his income and has significant debt in the millions-of-dollars range.”
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Federal judge rules Trump lacked authority to fire labor board member, reinstates her
The NLRB is an independent labor board that was created by Congress to resolve disputes over unfair labor practices.
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Texas warns Supreme Court approving temporary nuclear waste storage would be a 'terrorist bullseye'
Texas Solicitor General Aaron Nielson said that approving the request would be like "putting a permanent terrorist bull’s-eye on the nation’s most productive oil field."