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Trump administration requests Supreme Court allow it to place restrictions on mail-in voting

By Nicholas Ballasy

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Judge presides over courtroom case

Detransitioner’s malpractice lawsuit heading to North Carolina appeals court

Mosley, now 28, said she was prescribed hormones at 17 and underwent a double mastectomy at 18.

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Gavel in legal office

D.C. court ruling prevents Trump admin from using system to verify U.S. citizenship of voters

The system would allow states to bulk search Department of Homeland Security and Social Security data, according to court documents.

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The Supreme Court of the United States in Washington, D.C.

Missouri AG appeals to Supreme Court to reinstate Trump-backed congressional map

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the map cannot take effect

Heritage Foundation suing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg

Judge dismisses Mark Meadows' challenge to Jan. 6 Committee

‘Too coincidental’: Rep. Perry reacts to arrest of key ex-FBI informant in Biden investigation

Families of Uvalde victims file $27 billion class action lawsuit

Congressman Boyle: Trumps trial should be recorded

Kari Lake slams Maricopa County recorder’s defamation lawsuit against her as ‘frivolous’

Attorneys for FTX founder ask judge for more time to work out bail

Mike Davis: ‘Don’t be fooled’ by David Weiss’ new charges against Hunter Biden

Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit to block JetBlue's takeover of Spirit

Clarence Thomas to amend financial disclosure forms

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