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Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn $83M verdict in E. Jean Carroll case
President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to overturn an $83 million defamation verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case, citing presidential immunity.
Court-appointed lawyer is accused of sexually abusing disabled client
David P. Hayes, a D.C. court-appointed lawyer, faces felony charges for sexually abusing a developmentally disabled client seeking custody of her son.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to revive mail voting order
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to revive an executive order restricting mail-in voting after lower courts blocked it before 2026 midterms.
1st Circuit blocks Trump’s mail-in voting order in 23 states including Minnesota
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked President Trump’s executive order tightening mail-in voting rules in 23 states including Minnesota.
Prosecutors struggle to turn voter fraud claims into charges
Federal prosecutors have brought few noncitizen voting cases despite Trump administration pressure, citing limited evidence and challenges proving intent.
Judicial Branch announces $4 million in courthouse security grants
The Minnesota Judicial Branch is offering $4 million in grants to improve courthouse safety and security across the state.
Hannah Dugan’s law license may be suspended after conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will decide on suspending former judge Hannah Dugan’s law license following her federal conviction for obstructing immigration agents.
Kansas governor can sue over DOGE cuts despite AG’s objection, U.S. judge rules
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly can continue suing over DOGE funding cuts despite Attorney General Kris Kobach's objection, federal court rules.
Court-appointed U.S. attorney for Seattle sues over firing by Trump
Roger Rogoff, court-appointed U.S. attorney for Western District of Washington, sues Trump administration over his abrupt firing.
Senate Democrats demand investigation into ouster of IRS lawyer
Senate Democrats seek investigation into the ouster of IRS lawyer Kenneth Kies after he reportedly resisted White House pressure on audits.
White House lawyer confirmed to judgeship after bashing senators
Kara Westercamp confirmed as judge on U.S. Court of International Trade after apologizing for past social media attacks on senators.
Administration pauses $1B in Medicaid payments to Minnesota, California
Trump administration paused $1 billion in Medicaid payments to Minnesota and California over alleged fraud as both states dispute the allegations.
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