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Supreme Court sides with Trump in asylum-processing case
The Supreme Court ruled migrants must be physically in the U.S. to apply for asylum, allowing the Trump administration to resume its border policy.
She got eight years for plotting to kill Kavanaugh. Prosecutors want more.
The Justice Department appeals an eight-year sentence for Sophie Roske, who plotted to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh in Maryland.
Federal judge voids DOJ subpoenas to Gov. Tim Walz, Mayor Jacob Frey
A federal judge voided DOJ subpoenas targeting Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey, finding they were used to pressure immigration enforcement.
DOJ charges 15 in Minnesota with conspiracy to block ICE
Federal prosecutors charged 15 Minneapolis activists with conspiracy and other offenses tied to immigration enforcement protests and federal operations.
DOJ brings new criminal charge in deadly Key Bridge collapse probe
The DOJ charged chief engineer Karthikeyan Deenadayalan for failing to notify the coast guard of hazardous conditions before the fatal key bridge collapse.
D.C. groups sue over Trump’s planned ‘Garden of American Heroes’
Washington-area preservation groups sued the Trump administration over the planned National Garden of American Heroes in West Potomac Park, citing lack of congressional approval.
Trump to tap former defense team member for Manhattan prosecutor post
President Donald Trump intends to nominate James M. McDonald as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
Trump’s attorney general pick stares down Senate confirmation hurdles
Todd Blanche, Trump’s attorney general nominee, faces a contentious Senate confirmation amid concerns over a controversial fund and Jan. 6 ties.
Courts may deliver anti-vaccine movement’s biggest win
Anti-vaccine groups push Supreme Court cases arguing vaccine mandates without religious exemptions violate First Amendment rights, with major public health stakes.
Lawsuit alleges Pentagon censorship of Stars and Stripes newspaper
Stars and Stripes advisory board members sue the Defense Department alleging illegal censorship and violation of First Amendment rights.
Texas settlement papers describe nation’s first gender ‘detransition clinic’
Texas Children’s Hospital will open the nation’s first gender detransition clinic following a $10 million settlement with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Judges appear to audition for Supreme Court amid vacancy speculation
Conservative judges are issuing provocative opinions amid speculation of a Supreme Court vacancy, signaling potential loyalty to President Donald Trump.
Legal Tech
- Gemini Legal launches DraftEngine for civil litigation forms
- Lawyers continue to grapple with AI ethical issues
- Are AI prompts privileged? Time will tell
Top News
- Wisconsin family sues Target over 10-month-old’s death
- Blanche to face skeptics in GOP after judge’s scathing criticism
- U.S. Supreme Court justices testify on Capitol Hill as threats to judges surge
- Minnesota to receive $850,000 in CVS billing settlement
- DOJ shares Metro Surge shooting evidence with state
Expert Testimony
- Perspectives: It’s not ‘football’ here, but soccer cases abound
- AI prompts used by experts may be discoverable
- Perspectives: 250th anniversary recalls Declaration decisions
- Perspectives: ‘Pentagon Papers’ case at 55 not far from Near
