Courts & Law
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Supreme Court lets Trump continue building ballroom while case proceeds
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Friday allowed President Donald Trump to temporarily resume construction of the White House ballroom.
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Texas court cuts $50M judgment against Alex Jones's InfoWars to $1.5 million
The case is one of several linked to Jones's claims that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax.
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Top Fauci adviser’s plea deal provides possible roadmap for further conspiracy prosecutions
The plea agreement from Dr. Anthony Fauci's former senior adviser details a scheme to evade public records laws, suggesting potential legal jeopardy for the others involved.
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Texas AG Paxton acquitted on all 16 articles of impeachment
The vote was decided by 30 senators, of whom 12 are Democrats and the rest Republican.
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Indictment of 'America's Chaplain' in Georgia election case spurs questions about evidence
Rev. Stephen Lee has aided first responders in major crises, such as 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. Now he finds himself in prosecutorial crosshairs.
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Courts surprisingly unfriendly to California school districts that hide gender transitions
Mother and daughter get $100,000 settlement, while federal judge invokes transgender psychologist and international treatment standards against school district.
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Judge pauses NY AG James's fraud suit against the Trump Organization
Trump insists that James is a biased prosecutor and that her case is part of a broader political witch hunt intended to derail his 2024 White House bid.
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Texas Senate wraps impeachment trial on GOP Attorney General Paxton, now deliberating decision
“This is a political trial,” Paxton's attorney Tony Buzbee said during closing arguments.
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Three men acquitted in final trial for alleged kidnapping plot on Michigan Democrat Governor Whitmer
The defendents were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapon charge.
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Justice Alito temporarily lifts ban on Biden admin contact with social media
Last week, the appeals court backed Judge Terry Doughty's July decision, which found that the government likely violated the First Amendment by working with social media companies during the coronavirus pandemic to curtail hostile viewpoints.
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Article III Project founder Mike Davis says Hunter Biden indictment is a coverup: 'don't be fooled'
"This is just more cover up by David Weiss and Merrick Garland and the Biden Justice Department," Davis said.
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Hunter Biden indicted on federal gun charges
The charges were filed after a plea deal fell through earlier this summer
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Ex-Trump lawyers Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro to go to trial Oct. 23 in Fulton County, judge says
All co-defendants in the case have pleaded not guilty.