In the Courts
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Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Ballots Can Be Counted After Election Day
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can accept ballots after Election Day. The justices agreed on Monday to hear…
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Admin Stop Issuing Passports Based On ‘Gender Identity’
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration on Thursday to only issue passports indicating biological sex, not “gender identity.” “Displaying…
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Supreme Court Seems Concerned About Trump’s Tariffs
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court seemed inclined Wednesday to limit President Donald Trump’s tariffs. While both sides faced skepticism from…
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Florida Wins Battle To Keep Chinese Land Buyers Off Its Soil
A federal appeals court on Tuesday cleared the way for Florida to enforce a law restricting property purchases by foreign…
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Supreme Court To Decide Small Businesses’ Challenge To Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court will consider a major challenge on Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs brought by several small…
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Obama Judge’s Bid To Help Deep State Spy On GOP In Secret May Have Violated Federal Law
An Obama-appointed judge may have violated federal law by greenlighting a Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) effort to secretly secure…
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Obama-Appointed Judges Rule Trump Admin Must Find Ways To Fund SNAP Benefits Amid Shutdown
Two federal judges ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration must tap into a contingency fund to continue to…
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Obama Judge Trying To Control Border Patrol In Chicago Blocked By Appeals Court
A federal appeals court blocked an Obama-appointed judge’s demand that a top Border Patrol official report to her daily about…
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How This SCOTUS Term Could Boost Republican Efforts Before Midterms
The Supreme Court is handling several major cases that could shake up the 2026 midterms, potentially giving Republicans a competitive…
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Trump Admin Agrees To Continue Student Loan Forgiveness In Deal With Teachers Union
The Trump administration has agreed to continue some forms of student loan forgiveness and payment plans in a court settlement…
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Prosecutors Suggest James Comey’s Attorney Could Be Disqualified
Federal prosecutors suggested Sunday night that they may seek to disqualify former FBI Director James Comey’s attorney. Public information shows…
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Supreme Court Signals Democrats’ Days Of Drawing Up Congressional Districts By Race Might Be Over
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court signaled on Wednesday that the days of creating congressional districts based on race may be numbered.…
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Clinton-Appointed Judge Temporarily Stops Trump From Laying Off Workers During Shutdown
A Clinton-appointed judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s plan to lay off thousands of federal employees amid…
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SCOTUS May End ‘Disastrous’ Legal Standards Forcing States To Draw Congressional Districts Just For Minorities
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Wednesday in a case that could end the use of race to draw…
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Former FBI Director James Comey Pleads Not Guilty
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty on Wednesday. Judge Michael Nachmanoff set a January 5, 2026,…
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