In the Courts

Obama-Appointed Judge Blocks Biden’s Rule Limiting Asylum For Migrants

A federal judge blocked the Biden administration’s new asylum rule for migrants Tuesday. The policy, implemented in May following the…

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‘Safeguard Against Tyranny’: House Weighs In On SCOTUS Case Testing Bounds Of Executive Agency Authority

Congress’ silence on an issue does not mean it delegated its authority to executive agencies, the U.S. House of Representatives…

3 years ago

Federal Judge Blocks Arizona Law Banning Men From Women’s Sports

A federal judge blocked an Arizona law that prevents men from competing on women’s sports teams. U.S. District Court for…

3 years ago

Federal Judge Seals Trump’s Planned Deposition In Lawsuit Against Michael Cohen

A deposition to be given by former President Donald Trump in a lawsuit against his former attorney, Michael Cohen, has…

3 years ago

SCOTUS Asked To Decide Fate Of Pivotal Pipeline After Federal Court Opposes Congress And Halts Construction

The Supreme Court may soon weigh in on Mountain Valley Pipeline developers’ request to vacate a federal court’s order to…

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Supreme Court Unveils The First Cases It Will Hear Next Term

The Supreme Court released its oral arguments schedule for October on Friday, which features the first six cases it will…

3 years ago

‘Deeply Damaging’: Conservative Federal Judges Slam Liberal Colleagues For Finding Right To Sleep On Public Property

Conservative federal judges slammed a ruling by their colleagues Wednesday that found a constitutional right to sleeping on public property,…

3 years ago

Supreme Court Makes ‘Carveout’ For Race-Based Admissions At Military Academies

The Supreme Court excluded military academies from its landmark ruling Thursday which struck down race-based admissions in university admissions, leaving…

3 years ago

Here Are The Biggest Cases Still Left On The Supreme Court’s Docket

The Supreme Court has 10 cases remaining on its 2022-2023 docket to release this week, including major opinions on affirmative…

3 years ago

‘Egregiously Wrong’: Federal Court Strikes Down Costly Biden Admin Regs Hampering Lobster Fishermen

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled Friday that the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) had no…

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