Courts & Law
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Former Trump lawyer John Eastman disbarred in California
"The petitions for review are denied," the California Supreme Court ruled. "The court orders that John Charles Eastman .... is disbarred from the practice of law in California and that respondent's name is stricken from the roll of attorneys."
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Jury finds Live Nation operated as a monopoly in event space
The Justice Department sued Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation Entertainment in 2024, alleging they have run an illegal monopoly over live events in the United States that have stifled competition and driven up ticket prices.
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Ad firms settle FTC anti-trust probe over media boycott
Ad firms Dentsu, Publicis, and WPP were part of the settlement, which forbids the use of "exclusion lists."
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Federal judge rejects AP's bid to overturn White House ban on outlet's access to key areas
Lawyers for the Associated Press noted that the feud has escalated in recent days to include the outlet's access to certain press briefings, including Trump's briefing with French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday.
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Federal judge temporarily halts Trump admin. from immigration raids at some Maryland worship houses
The administration will not be able to make arrests where the Quakers, Cooperative Baptists and Sikhs worship, as those groups filed a lawsuit against the federal government.
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Supreme Court delays ruling on Trump admin's request to approve firing head of whistleblower agency
The Supreme Court placed the emergency application in "abeyance," until the temporary reinstallment of Hampton Dellinger as the leader of the Office of Special Counsel expires next Wednesday.
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Associated Press sues three White House officials over 'Gulf of America' feud
The lawsuit names White House Chief of Staff Susan Wiles, Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Budowich and press secretary Karoline Leavitt as defendants.
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Federal judge lifts block on Trump administration placing USAID employees on leave
Carl Nichols declined to grant an injunction on the order and lifted his pause, stating that the unions failed to prove the order would cause irreparable harm, that their claims were likely to succeed on the merits, or that public interest favors an injunction.
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Judge rules would-be visitors can't sue over cashless entrance requirements to national parks
NPS said it stopped accepting cash at some parks to better steward that money.
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Judge cancels NYC Mayor Adams' federal corruption trial, charges not immediately dismissed
The DOJ formally requested last week the corruption against Adams charges be dropped.
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Mangione to have first court appearance since arraignment for allegedly killing healthcare CEO
While Mangione has pleaded not guilty to the state charges, he has not entered a plea regarding the federal murder charges.
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Federal judge rules Trump administration can go through with layoffs of government employees
A group of unions that represent government workers requested that the Trump administration be blocked from conducting mass layoffs to reduce the size of the federal government.
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Immigration group sues DHS over reversing deportation protections for Venezuelan migrants
Under Noem's reversal, Venezuelans who were given TPS in 2021 can stay in the U.S. through September, but those who received it in 2023 will only be able to remain through April.