Courts & Law
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Appeals court blocks ICE detention policy
In a 2-1 decision, the panel of judges likened the matter to the Japanese internment camps of World War II.
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Trump open to Michael Cohen pardon
Trump recently participated in an interview with Cohen, who now hosts a radio show.
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DOJ charges St. Louis mail carrier with allegedly dumping 30,000 pieces of mail
The charges come as Missouri faces litigation over its congressional maps, setting up potentially pivotal battles for control of Congress in November.
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Jury begins deliberating in Rittenhouse trial
Rittenhouse, then 17, shot two men to death and wounded a third
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Alex Jones loses by default in Sandy Hook defamation lawsuits
Jones was being sued for his false claims that the mass slaughter of school children that took place in 2012 was a hoax.
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Judge in Rittenhouse trial throws out misdemeanor dangerous weapon charge as closing arguments begin
The misdemeanor charge seemed to be among the most likeliest for which prosecutors will get a conviction
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Former Trump adviser Bannon surrenders to FBI on criminal contempt of Congress charges
Bannon was charged Friday, after he failed to appear on Capitol Hill that morning
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ACLU says FBI raid of Project Veritas founder O'Keefe's home threat to 'press freedom'
Barring significant evidence of criminal theft, the government 'should not have subjected them to invasive searches and seizures,' wrote the ACLU
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Oklahoma court blocks hospital system from firing workers seeking religious exemption from vaccine
The Oklahoma attorney general said employees requesting religious exemptions from the COVID-19 vaccine mandate were unlawfully denied.
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Alan Dershowitz: Kyle Rittenhouse 'should be acquitted,' sue media for calling him 'vigilante'
Alan Dershowitz compared Kyle Rittenhouse's situation to that of former Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann from a couple of years ago.
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Legal rebuke: Federal appeals court orders Biden not to enforce 'fatally flawed' vaccine mandate
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals says mandate on private firms "threatens to substantially burden the liberty interests of reluctant individual recipients put to a choice between their job and their jab."
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Wisconsin governor places 500 National Guard troops on standby ahead of Rittenhouse verdict
Anticipating a verdict as early as Monday, local authorities are on standby for protests in the wake of an acquittal or mistrial.
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Federal grand jury indicts Steve Bannon for contempt of Congress
If convicted of the charges, Bannon could face up to year in prison, as well as a fine not to exceed $1,000.