Courts & Law
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Judge rejects challenge to Religious Liberty Commission
The administration established the commission in a bid to review threats to religious liberty. The panel is expected to deliver its final report this year.
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Controversial anti-Trump Judge Boasberg keeps ruling against POTUS, but keeps getting overturned
In April 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit shut down Boasberg's contempt inquiry, with the majority describing it as an improper "judicial intrusion into the autonomy of a coequal department."
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Prosecuting the prosecutor: Will Jack Smith face criminal charges?
Allegation stems from Smith’s closed-door deposition before the House Judiciary Committee on December 17, 2025.
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Despite his claims of being broke, Hunter Biden's 'lawfare' continues against IRS whistleblowers
Selective revenge: Hunter Biden dropped a lawsuit against a former Trump aide because he told the court he could not afford it. Biden is continuing to press his lawsuit against the IRS whistleblowers who put a public spotlight on the DOJ's mishandling of the criminal case against him.
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Federal judge orders Trump admin to release part of its foreign USAID aid payments by Monday night
Ali on Thursday set the new deadline to release some of the aid for Monday at 6 p.m., stating it would be the “first concrete step” toward compliance with his previous order.
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Hunter Biden asks judge to dismiss his laptop case against ex-Trump aide, citing financial woes
Biden's attorneys urged U.S. District Judge Hernan D. Vera to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing his client "has suffered a significant downturn in his income and has significant debt in the millions-of-dollars range.”
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Federal judge rules Trump lacked authority to fire labor board member, reinstates her
The NLRB is an independent labor board that was created by Congress to resolve disputes over unfair labor practices.
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Texas warns Supreme Court approving temporary nuclear waste storage would be a 'terrorist bullseye'
Texas Solicitor General Aaron Nielson said that approving the request would be like "putting a permanent terrorist bull’s-eye on the nation’s most productive oil field."
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Federal judge denies New York City's attempt to swiftly get back $80 million for migrant housing
Judge Jennifer Rearden indicated that there was no immediate need for her to take action, and that the case should play out in court naturally, meaning that the Trump administration could hold onto the funds in the meantime.
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Chinese hackers, government officials charged by US in massive hacking campaign
The U.S. Treasury Department was one of the targets of the hacking campaign.
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Suspect extradited from Afghanistan over deadly Kabul airport bombing appears in US court Wednesday
Officials have accused Mohammed Sharifullah of being a part of the Islamic State group’s Afghanistan affiliate called ISIS-Khorasan.
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Judge blocks Trump's order to end funding for hospitals providing youth gender-affirming care
The case stems from a group of six transgender people between the ages of 12 and 18, and their parents and advocacy groups, who claimed that their access to treatment was threatened by two of Trump's orders.