Courts & Law
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Pentagon can require escorts for reporters while appealing rulings blocking the policy
The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit concluded that the Pentagon had supported its claim that the policy was important to national security interests.
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Virginia Supreme Court weighs challenge to Democratic redistricting referendum
The case is part of a broader national battle between the GOP and Democratic Party – with both parties maneuvering for for additional House seats to, respectively, keep or win majority control the lower chamber.
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Trial reveals U.S. intel pointing to possible Haqqani Taliban involvement in Abbey Gate bombing
ISIS-K immediately claimed responsibility for the Abbey Gate attack, and the Taliban has always denied responsibility.
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Trump informs judge he may attempt to move Georgia indictments to federal court
His potential move to move the case to federal court would follow a similar strategy from his former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, who has also sought to move his case.
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Alaska Gov. Dunleavy vows lawsuit over Biden cancelling oil, gas leases
"The chief executive of the United States knowingly and willingly is breaking the law," Dunleavy said.
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Watch: Authorities release video of murderer escaping Pennsylvania jail yard
Escapee used same route another prisoner took in May
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Court rules Arizona’s ballot signature verification guidance doesn’t have force of law
"This portion of the EPM and the instruction from the Secretary do ‘not have the force of law,'” Judge John Napper wrote in the ruling.
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Tarrio, other J6 defendants get long sentences but BLM rioters received much lighter treatment
Equal Justice for All? A woman who threw a burning Molotov cocktail into an NYPD vehicle with four officers inside during BLM riots received a six-year sentence. A man who was not even in D.C. during the January 6 riot was sentenced to 22 years in prison for "seditious conspiracy."
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Lead congressional investigator into the Biden family says they are 'headed to court' over records
"Everything that we do is to in the end, win in court because that's where we're headed," Comer said
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Texas must move buoy barrier deployed to halt migrant river crossings, judge rules
The buoy barrier is one of several efforts by Texas to combat the surge in illegal migration across the southern border under the Biden administration.
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Judge rules Trump defamed author E. Jean Carroll, says jury needs to determine damages
The judge, a Clinton appointee, oversaw Carroll's first lawsuit that resulted in a jury finding Trump liable for battery and defamation.
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No defendants in Fulton County election case to appear for arraignment, after all plead not guilty
Attorneys Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell are set to appear in court Wednesday on a motion to severe their cases from the 17 other codefendants.
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Fulton County grand jury charges 61 'anarchist' protesters under same RICO law used to indict Trump
The site of the proposed training center has been the subject of violent protests since it was first announced in 2021.