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SB 10 was signed into law by Indiana Governor Mike Braun a year ago on April 16, 2025 and prohibits the use of college identification cards for voting purposes.

U.S. District Judge Richard Leon wrote that construction for national security facilities and to protect the president and the White House may continue.

John Eastman was admitted to practice law in the state of California in 1997 and plans to seek review of the decision in the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court justice appeared to criticize Kavanaugh over his stance on immigration enforcement.

A federal judge was eyeing contempt charges after the government deported individuals to El Salvador despite his order to bring them back to the United States.

The Supreme Court ruled Colorado cannot enforce its ban on certain therapy conversations with minors, citing First Amendment concerns.

The New York Times secured an injunction last month blocking the policy after arguing it was unconstitutional.

U.S. District Judge Darren Gayles said Trump could file an amended version of the lawsuit by April ‌27.

A federal district judge halted the project on March 31, saying Trump lacked authority to proceed without congressional authorization.

Abdirashid Ismail Said's trial on 2023 charges was set for April 13. After he failed to show up for an April 7 hearing, a judge issued an arrest warrant.

Meta Platforms is facing a lawsuit brought by the Massachusetts attorney general.

Underlying the issue is the language covering trade deficits, the difference between what countries buy from the U.S. and what the U.S. buys from them.

Legal battle highlights growing divide over whether states or federal government should regulate artificial intelligence systems.

The Court of International Trade is set to hear arguments on Friday that challenge President Trump’s latest tariffs under Sec. 122 of the Trade Act.

Maryland has reached a settlement with the owner and operator of the massive cargo ship that crashed into a Baltimore bridge two years ago, causing its deadly collapse, state officials announced Thursday.

The ruling is the latest chapter in the Pentagon's effort to crack down on leaks to journalists.

Dozens of similar cases are still pending while at least a dozen states have handed over the requested data.

The order came just a day after a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking above-ground construction of the ballroom.

Lawyers for Donald Trump and the IRS are in talks to settle the president's $10 billion lawsuit against the tax collection agency for leaking his tax returns to the media in 2019 and 2020.

Utah State Court holds a hearing for the case of Tyler Robinson, suspected killer of Charlie Kirk.

SB 10 was signed into law by Indiana Governor Mike Braun a year ago on April 16, 2025 and prohibits the use of college identification cards for voting purposes.

U.S. District Judge Richard Leon wrote that construction for national security facilities and to protect the president and the White House may continue.

John Eastman was admitted to practice law in the state of California in 1997 and plans to seek review of the decision in the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court justice appeared to criticize Kavanaugh over his stance on immigration enforcement.

A federal judge was eyeing contempt charges after the government deported individuals to El Salvador despite his order to bring them back to the United States.

The Supreme Court ruled Colorado cannot enforce its ban on certain therapy conversations with minors, citing First Amendment concerns.

The New York Times secured an injunction last month blocking the policy after arguing it was unconstitutional.

U.S. District Judge Darren Gayles said Trump could file an amended version of the lawsuit by April ‌27.

A federal district judge halted the project on March 31, saying Trump lacked authority to proceed without congressional authorization.

Abdirashid Ismail Said's trial on 2023 charges was set for April 13. After he failed to show up for an April 7 hearing, a judge issued an arrest warrant.

Meta Platforms is facing a lawsuit brought by the Massachusetts attorney general.

Underlying the issue is the language covering trade deficits, the difference between what countries buy from the U.S. and what the U.S. buys from them.

Legal battle highlights growing divide over whether states or federal government should regulate artificial intelligence systems.

The Court of International Trade is set to hear arguments on Friday that challenge President Trump’s latest tariffs under Sec. 122 of the Trade Act.

Maryland has reached a settlement with the owner and operator of the massive cargo ship that crashed into a Baltimore bridge two years ago, causing its deadly collapse, state officials announced Thursday.

The ruling is the latest chapter in the Pentagon's effort to crack down on leaks to journalists.