In the Courts

Trump Files Response To Smith’s SCOTUS Brief

Attorneys for former President Donald Trump reiterated on Thursday a request for the Supreme Court to intervene in the bid to…

2 months ago

‘It Is A Lie!: Judge Halts Proceedings After Fani Willis Erupts On Witness Stand

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis erupted in rage during a Thursday hearing, prompting Judge Scott McAfee to call a…

2 months ago

Missouri Must Continue To Fund Planned Parenthood, State Supreme Court Rules

Missouri must continue to allow taxpayer dollars to flow to Planned Parenthood, the state’s supreme court ruled on Wednesday. The…

2 months ago

America First Legal Lodges Discrimination Complaint Against Disney Over Leaked ‘Inclusion Standards’

America First Legal (AFL) accused Disney of discrimination in a complaint filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on Wednesday.…

2 months ago

DC Jury Finds Climate Skeptics Defamed ‘Hockey Stick’ Model Creator — 12 Years Later

A Washington, D.C., jury ruled in favor of University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann on Thursday in a defamation…

3 months ago

Hawaii Supreme Court Claims ‘The Spirit Of Aloha’ Overrules The Second Amendment

The Hawaii Supreme Court rejected on Wednesday decades of Supreme Court precedent in a ruling that found no state constitutional…

3 months ago

The Supreme Court Is About To Weigh In On Trump’s Ballot Eligibility. Here’s What You Need To Know

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Thursday in Trump v. Anderson, the former president’s appeal of the Colorado Supreme…

3 months ago

Turley Says Appeals Court Ruling Deprives Trump Of Option ‘Most People Are Entitled To’

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Tuesday a federal appeals court ruling was trying to “shortcut the process”…

3 months ago

Trump’s British Lawsuit Over Steele Dossier Dismissed By High Court Of Justice

A lawsuit by former President Donald Trump in the United Kingdom regarding the Steele Dossier was dismissed on Thursday by…

3 months ago

Here’s How A Few Fishermen Could Deal A Massive Blow To The Administrative State

The Supreme Court considered on Wednesday two cases brought by small fishing companies seeking to prevent a federal agency from…

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