Trump Administration Blocked From Abandoning Maryland FBI Site
The judge also found the administration’s reallocation of $555 million, including $323 million previously approved by Congress for the Maryland project, was unlawful and arbitrary
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Disney Seeks Court Order To Halt FCC Action Against ABC
The lawsuit argues that FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s actions violate Disney’s First Amendment rights.
‘Isolated And Episodic’: Clinton-Appointed Judge Tosses Trump Lawsuit Against Harvard Over Lack Of Jewish Student Protections
“Only three incidents are alleged to have occurred after this period, all of which took place nearly a full year later (and more than one full academic year before this case was filed) in March of 2025,” Stearns wrote in his ruling.
Trial Opens On 1996 Killing Of Rap Icon Tupac Shakur
Davis, 63, has pleaded not guilty and recently denied being in Nevada at the time.
DOJ Inspector General Opens Review Into DEA Fentanyl Operations
Whistleblowers have claimed that agents allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills to remain in circulation while monitoring trafficking networks.
Trump’s Legal Fight With E. Jean Carroll Suffers New Supreme Court Setback
The justices declined Trump’s request to reconsider their June decision rejecting his appeal.
California Lawsuit Could Force Major Changes At Meta
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is co-leading the case, which alleges violations of consumer protection laws and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
Diddy Moved Back To General Housing Following Prison Altercation
Combs is serving a 50-month federal sentence, with updated Federal Bureau of Prisons records listing his projected release date as February 20, 2028.
Luigi Mangione Faces Life Sentence After Federal Guilty Plea
Mangione’s attorneys are expected to argue that the federal guilty plea prevents a second prosecution under New York’s double jeopardy protections.
Trump Seeks Supreme Court Approval To Continue Ballroom Construction
The $400 million project is being built at the former East Wing site, which was demolished last year.
A Conservative Was Thrown Out Of A School Board Meeting For Reading A Book Available In School Libraries. Her Lawsuit Could Have Major Ramifications.
During a March 2026 Houston ISD school board meeting, Wallace addressed the board during public comment and said she would be reading from a book currently available to students in the district.
Human Rights Groups Sue Trump Administration Over ICC Sanctions
The plaintiffs argue the sanctions violate First Amendment protections and have restricted their ability to provide legal assistance to ICC victims and participate in policy discussions.
How Did a Teenager's 911 Call Lead To An Animal Cruelty Arrest
Witnesses told deputies that Charette had allegedly abused the family's cats in front of his daughter when he believed she had misbehaved.
Jury In Luigi Mangione Murder Trial To Remain Anonymous
Defense attorneys have indicated they could argue that Mangione experienced an extreme mental health breakdown.
Two School Custodians Fatally Shot At Chicago Elementary School
A weapon was recovered at the scene, while preliminary police radio transmissions described the incident as apparently self-inflicted.
Supreme Court Case Tests How Far Local Zoning Can Restrict Prayer
The Supreme Court is expected to decide the case next year