Courts & Law
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Manufacturer of abortion pill Mifepristone asks Supreme Court to pause limits on mail-orders
The company, Danco Laboratories, based in Delaware, filed an emergency request on Saturday
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Appeals court temporarily blocks access to mail-order abortion drugs
A panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled that Louisiana would likely succeed in its challenge to the federal rule that was adopted under the Biden administration.
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Court-ordered tariff refunds bypass consumers who paid
Although Trump said $159 billion was at issue, Customs and Border Protection has put the figure at $166 billion, plus interest, in court records.
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Georgia grand jury recommended indictments in Trump election probe
"I will tell you that if the judge releases the recommendations, it is not going to be some giant plot twist."
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Georgia jury forewoman says 'you're not going to be shocked' on Trump indictment decision
"I will tell you that if the judge releases the recommendations, it is not going to be some giant plot twist," the forewoman said.
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SCOTUS again denies hearing 2020 election case alleging Biden, Harris, lawmakers ignored fraud
"2nd Petition denied. Moving on to plan C," petitioner Raland Brunson wrote.
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Supreme Court justices signal favorability toward Google, in liability hearings
Judges will decide whether tech companies can be prosecuted for algorithms.
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Listen Live: SCOTUS hears oral arguments, in second case this week on Internet rule
The high court is considering whether Facebook, Twitter and YouTube can be sued for content related to a deadly, 2017 ISIS terror attack.
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Alec Baldwin scores legal win in 'Rust' shooting case as firearm enhancement charge is dropped
If convicted on the dropped charge, Baldwin would have faced a mandatory five years in prison.
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Alleged Epstein associate documents closer to being released after J. Does agree to unsealing
Maxwell's attorneys strongly objected to the release of material on certain people, such as J. Doe 21, who is described as a "public figure" in a court filing.
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U.S. government asks court to let it face patent suit instead of Moderna over COVID-19 vaccine
Arbutus Biopharma and Genevant Sciences sued Moderna in 2022 alleging that the company used patented technologies to create its COVID-19 vaccine.
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Supreme Court cancels Title 42 hearings, with Biden administration set to end Trump-era law in May
The high court gave no explanation about its decision, but the Biden administration has said the case will moot in May when the public health-law expires.
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Kari Lake's election lawsuit to go to Arizona Supreme Court after appeals court rules against her
The court's ruling stated that voters were able to cast their ballots and votes were counted properly.