Courts & Law
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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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Federal judge strikes down Trump policy suspending processing of immigration visas from 75 countries
The decision affects countries including Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Somalia
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Producer files Los Angeles police complaint against Netflix over 'stolen' Nicolas Cage movie
Netflix has claimed that it has offered good faith efforts to appease Afram, including offering to reimburse Afram’s company for the missing drive and to monitor piracy websites for an unauthorized sale or release of the film.
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Judge orders release of Paul Pelosi attack police bodycam footage
DePape's attorneys opposed the release of such evidence, contending that it might compromise his ability to receive a fair trial.
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School administrators warned first-grader had gun before shooting teacher: attorney
Abigail Zwerner's attorney said she plans on suing after being seriously injured in the Jan. 6 shooting.
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NRA sues Illinois over assault weapons ban
The U.S. House of Representatives passed such a measure during the last Congress, though it failed to attract enough support in the Senate and has not become law.
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20 Republican states sue Biden admin over Migrant parole program
Since President Joe Biden took office, more than 4 million illegal migrants have entered the United States, with a record 2.4 million doing so in fiscal year 2022 alone.
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Boxer Mike Tyson faces $5 million suit for alleged rape in 1990s
Tyson was previously convicted of raping then 18-year-old Desiree Washington in 1992.
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Fulton County DA says decisions to charge in Georgia 2020 election case are 'imminent'
The decision is "imminent" on whether to bring charges in the case against former President Donald Trump and his allies.
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Supreme Court invites Biden admin to submit legal briefs on Florida, Texas social media cases
The groups argued that the laws violated the First Amendment rights of the companies.
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Watchdog files FOIA suit against DOJ over Al Jazeera foreign agent case
"DOJ's stonewalling of Congress and the public on this issue is unacceptable."
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Jury convicts four Oath Keepers of seditious conspiracy over Jan. 6 roles
Their convictions were initially part of a larger case that included group founder Stewart Rhodes, but their case was split off from that of their leader.
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Subpoena emails, phone records, polygraph law clerks to nab Dobbs leaker, urges ex-Gorsuch clerk
"I don't think it's very hard to figure out who did this," Mike Davis said.