Courts

U.S. District Judge Patti Saris ruled in favor of a coalition of attorneys general from 17 states and the District of Columbia.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that consumers’ viewing histories were protected by federal law.

The court seemed poised to give the president a win but questions remain as to how executive power will change.

The special agents said they knelt to deescalate the volatile situation. ‘Plaintiffs are the real patriots,’ their lawsuit said.

Gov. Pritzker’s administration has instructed correctional facilities to not honor federal requests to hand over custody of illegal immigrant criminals.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to overrule a 90-year precedent on the issue.

The federal government argues that a 1935 precedent, limiting presidential authority over the FTC, no longer applies because the agency’s power has grown.

A federal appeals court upheld the campaign finance restrictions but acknowledged that the high court is moving in the opposite direction.

The Fourth Circuit previously directed a district court to reconsider its order to dismiss the case.

The judge said Comey’s former attorney, Daniel Richman, will likely succeed on the merits of his claim that the government violated his Fourth Amendment rights.

Defense expects to present its side early next week.

The case could lead the justices to overturn a 90-year-old precedent regarding separation of powers.

‘Congress cannot restrict the President’s ability’ to remove them because the two boards wield ’substantial executive power,' the majority opinion states.

Visiting law professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a Brazilian national, has decided to self-deport, according to federal officials.

The president’s executive order from January states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

The grants total $1 billion and will continue for 16 states that have filed lawsuits against their discontinuation.

The FBI has accused Brian Cole Jr. of violating federal law related to the transportation and attempted use of explosive devices.

Republicans currently have a tiny majority over Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.

U.S. District Judge Patti Saris ruled in favor of a coalition of attorneys general from 17 states and the District of Columbia.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that consumers’ viewing histories were protected by federal law.

The court seemed poised to give the president a win but questions remain as to how executive power will change.

The special agents said they knelt to deescalate the volatile situation. ‘Plaintiffs are the real patriots,’ their lawsuit said.

Gov. Pritzker’s administration has instructed correctional facilities to not honor federal requests to hand over custody of illegal immigrant criminals.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to overrule a 90-year precedent on the issue.

The federal government argues that a 1935 precedent, limiting presidential authority over the FTC, no longer applies because the agency’s power has grown.

A federal appeals court upheld the campaign finance restrictions but acknowledged that the high court is moving in the opposite direction.

The Fourth Circuit previously directed a district court to reconsider its order to dismiss the case.

The judge said Comey’s former attorney, Daniel Richman, will likely succeed on the merits of his claim that the government violated his Fourth Amendment rights.

Defense expects to present its side early next week.

The case could lead the justices to overturn a 90-year-old precedent regarding separation of powers.

‘Congress cannot restrict the President’s ability’ to remove them because the two boards wield ’substantial executive power,' the majority opinion states.

Visiting law professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a Brazilian national, has decided to self-deport, according to federal officials.

The president’s executive order from January states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

The grants total $1 billion and will continue for 16 states that have filed lawsuits against their discontinuation.

The FBI has accused Brian Cole Jr. of violating federal law related to the transportation and attempted use of explosive devices.

Republicans currently have a tiny majority over Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.