Courts

New Hampshire has alleged that TikTok’s product manipulates teens into addictive behavior that harms their mental health.

In a 2–1 ruling, the court said that the Pentagon chief has the authority to override plea deals that would have spared the death penalty.

Khalil is demanding $20 million for alleged political targeting as DHS seeks to deport him on immigration fraud charges.

The court is seeking to force the rally organizer to hand over documents linked to allegations that Trump allies conspired to incite violence.

The department’s investigations include health care fraud, false statements, and more.

District Judge Joseph Laplante announced his decision after an hour-long hearing and said a written order will follow.

A lower court ruled the state law conflicts with federal powers.

The court found that the FTC skipped a legally required economic analysis before imposing rules on subscription cancellations.

Douglass Mackey was previously found guilty of conspiring against the right to vote.

The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to issue an injunction ‘prohibiting ... males in athletic competitions designated for females.’

Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.

The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.

The order came hours after the abortion provider asked the court to suspend the year-long defunding provision.

The group argues a new law violates the Constitution by blocking Medicaid funding for its clinics.

The judge seemed concerned about how to harmonize immigration enforcement with the First Amendment.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

The Montana Supreme Court previously ruled the law violated the state constitution.

The decision comes after two federal judges blocked the deportation of eight illegal immigrants to South Sudan.

A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.

The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.

New Hampshire has alleged that TikTok’s product manipulates teens into addictive behavior that harms their mental health.

In a 2–1 ruling, the court said that the Pentagon chief has the authority to override plea deals that would have spared the death penalty.

Khalil is demanding $20 million for alleged political targeting as DHS seeks to deport him on immigration fraud charges.

The court is seeking to force the rally organizer to hand over documents linked to allegations that Trump allies conspired to incite violence.

The department’s investigations include health care fraud, false statements, and more.

District Judge Joseph Laplante announced his decision after an hour-long hearing and said a written order will follow.

A lower court ruled the state law conflicts with federal powers.

The court found that the FTC skipped a legally required economic analysis before imposing rules on subscription cancellations.

Douglass Mackey was previously found guilty of conspiring against the right to vote.

The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to issue an injunction ‘prohibiting ... males in athletic competitions designated for females.’

Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.

The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.

The order came hours after the abortion provider asked the court to suspend the year-long defunding provision.

The group argues a new law violates the Constitution by blocking Medicaid funding for its clinics.

The judge seemed concerned about how to harmonize immigration enforcement with the First Amendment.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

The Montana Supreme Court previously ruled the law violated the state constitution.

The decision comes after two federal judges blocked the deportation of eight illegal immigrants to South Sudan.

A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.

The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.