New Supreme Court Term Begins The U.S. Supreme Court is starting its new term, expected to address significant issues related to the Second Amendment, voting rights, and climate change lawsuits. These rulings could impact major legal questions and influence contentious political matters over the next year. The court faces declining trust as some Americans view […]
A legal contention arises with U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg, who prevented President Trump from deporting Venezuelan migrants. Critics raise concerns over perceived judicial bias against Trump’s initiatives. An Obama-appointed judge blocked Trump from firing Roger Rogoff, a court-appointed U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington. The judge mandated the Justice Department to […]
Demonstrators assembled in a designated “free speech zone” near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility on October 31, 2025, in Broadview, Illinois. Pro-Trump media personality Benny Johnson is facing a defamation lawsuit from protesters he allegedly depicted as “left-wing terrorists” assaulting federal officers. One of the plaintiffs, Kyle Frankovich, was unacquainted with Johnson before […]
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito recently revealed that his decisions on the court, including the pivotal overturning of Roe v. Wade, led to the loss of some friendships. His interview with CBS News highlighted the challenges and consequences faced by justices in the majority on significant rulings. Appointed by President George W. Bush, Alito discussed […]
The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) inspector general has renewed an inquiry into Hilario Dominguez, a candidate for the president of the Chicago Board of Education. This development comes after the closure of an earlier investigation into his conduct. CPS Inspector General Philip Wagenknecht confirmed the reopening of the case but did not disclose the specific […]
Investigation Targeting Ex-Biden Administration Prosecutor A former senior federal prosecutor who worked in the Biden administration is under investigation. The Justice Department is looking into whether she misled federal agents regarding her role in an earlier investigation. This information has been learned by Fox News Digital. Background on Jina Choi and IRL Jina Choi joined […]
Lindsay Clancy’s legal case in Plymouth, Massachusetts faces developments as her defense team and state prosecutors agree to postpone a motion concerning a holdout juror from her mistrial. The motion, filed by defense attorney Kevin Reddington, seeks to investigate juror Michael Desronvil. The agreement needs approval from Judge William Sullivan, who has not yet issued […]
Kurt Olsen, an election denier who sought to overturn the 2020 election results in favor of President Trump, has resigned from the Justice Department. Sources familiar with his departure informed CBS News of his resignation. Olsen served in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, working on the ‘grand conspiracy’ investigation focusing […]
In federal systems, states frequently replicate policies from others, striving for innovation. However, political scientist David Schultz warns that such imitation often results in ineffective solutions. He notes that states become “creatures of me-tooism,” replicating initiatives without proper evaluation. This applies to all policy areas, including the death penalty. Historically, adopting new execution methods by […]
Overview A federal appeals court is set to deliberate whether a criminal contempt inquiry into the Trump administration should proceed concerning the deportation of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador. Key Figures Kristi Noem, former Homeland Security Secretary, plays a central role in this dispute. The government identified her as the official responsible for allowing Venezuelan […]