Courts & Law
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Former Navy sailor sentenced to over 16 years in prison for spying for China: DOJ
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the defendant while an active-duty U.S. Navy sailor "betrayed his country" and compromised U.S. national security.
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Patel fired 'corrupt' FBI agents in anti-Trump Arctic Frost inquiry who 'weaponized' law enforcement
President Trump called the FBI agents involved in Arctic Frost "Radical Left Lunatics" and demanded they be fired. Kash Patel revealed the "corrupt" agents had already been terminated.
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Minnesota sues Trump admin over ICE operations
The lawsuit asks for a temporary restraining order to halt the enforcement action or limit the operation, arguing that the federal government is unlawfully commandeering state resources and violating Minnesota law and city ordinances.
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Mark Kelly sues Hegseth over censure from viral video
Last year, Kelly participated in a video with other Democratic lawmakers, urging members of the military and intelligence community to ignore "illegal orders" from the Trump administration.
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'We're screwed': Trump warns of repayment costs if SCOTUS rules against tariffs
Earlier in January, Trump announced that his administration had collected or would soon collect roughly $600 billion in tariff revenue since his return to the White House.
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Federal judge orders HHS to restore $12 million in grants to American Academy of Pediatrics
The grants make up nearly two-thirds of the American Academy of Pediatrics’ federal funding
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Musk to seek full custody of son with influencer Ashley St. Clair
St. Clair boasts 1 million followers on X and formerly ranked among the most prominent of conservative influencers.
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Supreme Court hears high-stakes Title IX case on transgender athletes
The case, West Virginia v. B.P.J., centers on a 2021 state law that bars transgender girls from competing on female school sports teams.
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Arctic Frost probe driven early on by anti-Trump FBI agent, claims by liberal outlets, memos show
Internal bureau emails show a key FBI agent -- who had already demonstrated a bias against the POTUS -- consistently circulating and citing anti-Trump articles as support for pushing an inquiry into Trump over J6. It turns out the agent likely had a hand in having those articles published in the first place.
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Judge blocks implementation of certain parts of Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting
U.S. District Judge John Chun ruled that key sections of Executive Order 14248 could not be applied to Washington or Oregon, finding they conflicted with the Constitution’s separation of powers.
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Legal fight unfolds over who will defend Maduro in U.S. court
Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, entered not-guilty pleas earlier this week to U.S. federal charges accusing them of collaborating with drug cartels to send massive quantities of cocaine into the United States.
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Energy costs skyrocket as SCOTUS to hear climate cases
Plaquemines Parish, in Louisiana, originally sought damages from multiple oil and gas companies for allegedly engaging in oil and gas production on the coast without securing proper permits or violating preexisting permits.
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Constitutional concerns raised over Illinois' first civil hate crime case
Court records show Chad and Cheryl Hampton engaged in months of racially motivated harassment of their neighbor