Courts & Law
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Supreme Court hands Trump a win in bid to prevent ineligible voters voting in midterm elections
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for parts of the administration’s election security executive order to proceed. Despite this procedural win, a second nationwide injunction still blocks the USPS from enforcing new mail-in ballot rules.
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Abbott denies Minnesota's claim that he is obligated to extradite ICE agent
U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr., who was appointed by President Donald Trump and oversees the case, is expected to hear Minnesota’s bid at a hearing Tuesday afternoon in Texas.
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Supreme Court lets Trump proceed with mail-in voting order ahead of midterm elections
The executive order was issued in March of this year.
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Trump: Paul Pelosi assault a 'terrible thing'
'This country is out of control and you look at -- and they're Democrat run cities almost exclusively,' Trump says, addressing the rising crime in major cities across the U.S.
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Wisconsin appeals court outlaws practice of spoiling absentee ballots to vote again
Few voters end up "spoiling" ballots.
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Judge allows group to monitor local ballot dropboxes in Arizona
"The Court cannot craft an injunction without violating the First Amendment."
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Fired WSJ reporter alleges law firm behind plot to 'de-platform' him for critical coverage of client
Solomon alleges the global law firm Dechert LLP was at the center of a operation.
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Father sues Florida school district over pride flag display
Deliu, a Christian, "wishes to teach his child about homosexual lifestyle choices not in the public school system but instead at home."
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Watchdog group sues Biden administration for information on health department's 'anti-racism' plan
HHS has "refused to comply with its legal obligations" regarding records request.
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Georgia Supreme Court allows residents to sue to keep Confederate statues
The court determined that people who do not live in the county cannot sue over the removal of statues.
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Wisconsin judge refuses to allow mail-in ballots with partial addresses to be counted in win for GOP
The judge said changing the requirements would "upend the status quo" less than two weeks before the election.
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Kagan blocks Jan. 6 subpoena for Arizona GOP chair's phone records
Ward was one of several would-be Trump electors whom the committee subpoenaed earlier in the year.
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DOJ indicts 11 in drug trafficking efforts that moved more than 1,000 pound of meth
In total, the Tuesday operations recovered "more than two kilos of fentanyl, 4.5 kilos of heroin, ten pounds of methamphetamine and 67 firearms."