With mass rehirings ordered and a plea to the Supreme Court, Trump's court fights scale new heights
Judges this week ordered the government to reinstate thousands of workers, while the administration turned to the Supreme ...
Justices to Consider Request to Lift Nationwide Pause on Birthright Citizenship Order
The justices requested responses by early April from the states and groups who had challenged the executive order.
California’s online child safety law blocked by judge – again
A federal judge has once again blocked California’s landmark online child safety law from taking effect. In a ruling on Thursday, US District Court Judge Beth Labson Freeman granted a preliminary ...
Fact Check: Irish teacher Enoch Burke facing salary loss over court fines, not student’s pronouns
Irish teacher Enoch Burke may face losing his salary to pay fines for breaching a court order, not for refusing to use a ...
Trump administration argues lower courts wield 'excessive national influence'
The appeal stems from a nationwide ruling that blocked President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship.
Massachusetts airman court-martialed for Pentagon document leak: What happened and said
Jack Teixeira, of Dighton and Massachusetts Air National Guard member, plead guilty at a court-martial after leaking Pentagon ...
Judge in ‘It Ends With Us’ case grants Blake Lively further protections to limit sensitive information from being made public
The judge overseeing Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s legal battle granted much of Lively’s request for an expanded ...
New Justice Megan Shanahan says Ohio Supreme Court is 'where laws meet lives'
Former Hamilton County judge Megan Shanahan was formally sworn in Thursday as the Ohio Supreme Court's 165th justice.
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A top Romanian court upholds the ban on far-right Georgescu’s presidential bid
A top Romanian court has rejected an appeal by far-right politician Calin Georgescu to lift a ban on his candidacy in the ...
Judiciary leaders ask Congress to create new judgeships after Biden vetoed bill
The Judicial Conference urged Congress to approve 71 new judgeships, citing rising caseloads and worsening court delays, after former President Joe Biden vetoed a bipartisan bill.
Federal appeals court reverses Texas death row inmate’s conviction
A federal appeals court has tossed an Amarillo woman’s death sentence after it found that local prosecutors had failed to ...
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The Supreme Court has rejected some Trump administration moves in small but meaningful ways
Even a conservative majority that has a robust view of presidential power and granted him broad immunity from criminal prosecution might balk at some of what the president wants to do.