Courts & Law
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Federal judge rules against Trump admin over New York law that allows illegal immigrants to drive
The judge ruled that New York's Green Light Law doesn't violate the U.S. Constitution's Supremacy Clause.
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Federal court sides with Trump over employers’ processing fees for H-1B immigration visas
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Association of American Universities argued the president exceeded his authority when he imposed a $100,000 payment requirement on employers before processing their petitions for new H-1B visas.
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You Vote: With SCOTUS rejecting Trump admin request to deploy National Guard in Chicago, what now?
President Donald Trump has sought to deploy the National Guard in Chicago in the face of aggressive pushback from the citizenry and local government over Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the Windy City.
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Judge orders NYC to vacate illegal immigrants from former Staten Island school
"[I]f there were a right to shelter embedded in the State Constitution, all county and local municipalities upstate would be compelled to provide shelter to any and all migrant asylum seekers within their borders," he wrote.
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Back on the job: Texas AG Paxton plans to tackle the border, Big Tech and Big Pharma
"The border has only gotten worse since I was out," Paxton said. "We're going to continue to fight the Biden administration on that."
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US regulators sue Amazon for allegedly inflating prices through monopoly
"Amazon is now exploiting its monopoly power to enrich itself," FTC Chair Lina Khan said.
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Supreme Court again rejects Alabama's bid for congressional map with one majority-black district
By refusing to hear appeals from Alabama Republican officials, the Supreme Court ensured that lower federal court rulings blocking the map are still in effect.
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Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani over infamous laptop
The lawsuit follows Biden suing the IRS last week.
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Lake records trial begins with focus on voter privacy over signatures of ballot affidavit envelopes
"We're gonna prove that mail-in ballots are not safe, are not secure, that many don't have signatures, that many of those signatures do not match," Kari Lake said.
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Consequences of ‘Defund the Police’: Big city police departments bleeding staff, unable to recruit
Major U.S. city police departments are experiencing severe shortages of police officers, fewer new recruits in the pipeline while crime rates continue to rise. Police morale continues to nosedive.
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Judge rejects Hunter Biden bid to appear in court virtually for gun case hearing
The younger Biden is slated to appear in court next Tuesday, where he will be arraigned.
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Ohio Supreme Court maintains most ballot language in abortion referendum
The Nov. 7 election will mark the latest abortion rights battle in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision that overturned the constitutional right to an abortion established in the Roe v. Wade precedent.
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Arizona AG says Phoenix plan to send confiscated guns to Ukraine police against state statutes
"These laws are inflexible and frankly offensive to the victims of crime and communities affected by gun violence," Mayes said.