Courts & Law
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Jury finds former government contractor guilty of defrauding FEMA and Georgia litigation company
She was awarded a nearly $156 million contract to give "self-heating meals to the residents of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria."
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Supreme Court will review Oklahoma funding of Catholic school
The case marks a potential landmark for the First Amendment's establishment clause.
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You Vote: Do you agree with President Trump's EO to end guaranteed birthright citizenship?
A federal judge in Seattle on Thursday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order
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Trump’s executive order challenging birthright citizenship faces first legal test in Seattle court
The lawsuit is one of at least five separate lawsuits that have been filed against the executive order.
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One student dead, another injured in Nashville high school shooting
The shooter is allegedly no longer a threat.
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Union sues over Trump's executive order on hiring and firing federal employees
"Only 41 percent of civil service supervisors are confident that they can remove an employee who engaged in insubordination or serious misconduct," Trump's executive order reads.
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Judge Cannon blocks special prosecutor Jack Smith's office from releasing classified docs report
The so-called documents case refers to Smith's probe into whether Trump left the White House in 2021 with classified documents.
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You Vote: Do you approve more of President Trump's J6 pardons or Biden's J6 committee pardons?
Both Trump and Biden issued pardons that are considered controversial.
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Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes released from prison following commutations by Trump
President Trump commuted the 18 year sentence of Rhodes along with 13 other January 6 participants
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Trump administration sued multiple times over DOGE after swearing-in
The lawsuits are led by Public Citizen, the American Public Health Association and National Security Counselors.
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Two Iranian Supreme Court judges shot dead in Tehran
The motive behind the attack has not yet been determined.
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Judge delays Menendez brothers resentencing hearing until March due to LA county fires
The resentencing hearing was originally scheduled for the end of January, but will now take place on March 20 and March 21.
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Federal Appeals court rules that Obama-era DACA program is unlawful in Texas
The Appeals court decision only upheld Hanen's ruling for the state of Texas, thereby suspending the program in the Lonestar state, and said the judge was incorrect in halting the program nationwide.