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DOJ ramps up voter data requests in at least 15 states, including Minnesota
The DOJ is seeking voter data and election records from over 15 states, including Minnesota, raising legal and privacy concerns about federal overreach in election oversight.
UCLA reaches $6M settlement with Jewish students, professor over protests
UCLA settles civil rights lawsuit with Jewish students, agreeing to $6M payout and reforms after failing to protect them from campus protest disruptions.
Trump lawyer Bove confirmed to 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove to 3rd Circuit despite whistleblower claims and DOJ controversies tied to Jan. 6 and dismissed Adams case.
States sue Trump administration over SNAP data demand
Minnesota and 19 other states sued the Trump administration to block a USDA order demanding SNAP data that could be used to aid mass deportations.
DOJ files misconduct complaint against deportation case judge
The DOJ filed a complaint against Judge Boasberg over comments about deportations to El Salvador's CECOT prison, alleging judicial misconduct.
Attorneys: ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detainees barred from legal access
Attorneys say detainees at Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” are held without charges or court access, prompting a lawsuit over due process violations.
Judge blocks Medicaid defunding of Planned Parenthood
A federal judge ruled that Planned Parenthood must continue receiving Medicaid funds while it challenges a Trump-era provision targeting abortion providers.
Public trust in U.S. Supreme Court still deeply divided
A new AP-NORC poll shows Americans remain divided on the Supreme Court, with growing concern over its power and persistent partisan confidence gaps.
8th Circuit overturns $5M award against Mike Lindell
The 8th Circuit vacated a $5 million arbitration award against Mike Lindell, ruling the panel exceeded its authority in the “Prove Mike Wrong” contest.
9th Circuit upholds block on Trump order to end birthright citizenship
The 9th Circuit ruled Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship unconstitutional, affirming a nationwide block on the executive order.
Appeals court won’t reinstate AP access to presidential events
A federal appeals court declined to restore the Associated Press’s access to Trump events, allowing the White House to continue press restrictions for now.
120 cases dismissed in Boston amid public defender crisis
Over 120 criminal cases were dismissed in Boston as a public defender pay dispute leaves defendants without counsel, raising due process and safety concerns.
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