U.S. House Approves Child Online Safety Package
The legislation seeks to require digital platforms to adopt stronger safeguards for minors while setting the stage for negotiations with the Senate over competing versions of the proposal.
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Supreme Court Strengthens Privacy Protections For Cellphone Data
In a 6-3 decision, Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the majority that obtaining location information from geofence databases constitutes a search under the Constitution and therefore generally requires judicial authorization.
Authorities Regain Partial Control After Jail Uprising
According to officials, the incident began around 5 a.m. when 88 inmates assaulted the three correctional officers on duty. One officer managed to escape shortly after the confrontation began, while the remaining two were taken hostage.
High Court Makes High-Stakes Ruling In Federal Reserve Case
The majority held that Trump’s attempted firing of Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook violated the statutory requirement that the removal be for cause only
Trump's Attempt To Remove Fed Governor Halted By Supreme Court
In a narrow 5-4 decision, the court sent the case back to lower courts, where the Trump administration must present evidence supporting its allegations that Cook committed mortgage fraud
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Appeal In E. Jean Carroll Case
The case stemmed from Carroll's 2022 lawsuit accusing Trump of sexually abusing her in a New York department store in the 1990s and later defaming her by denying the allegation
How Did An Immigration Lawyer Allegedly Exploit Visa Program
The lawsuits accuse Alexandra Lozano of fabricating claims of domestic abuse and human trafficking to secure visas and work permits, while charging clients tens of thousands of dollars.
Judge Declares Mistrial In Palisades Fire Arson Case
The impasse prevented the court from delivering a final verdict, resulting in the declaration of a mistrial.
Congress Seeks Cooperation From Former Biden Lawyer In ActBlue Probe
ActBlue, a Democrat fundraising juggernaut that hauled in $3.82 billion in the 2024 election cycle, has consistently denied any wrongdoing in the matter
Ex-National Security Adviser John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal
The agreement recommends that any prison term not exceed five years, but the judge is not required to follow that recommendation
Why Is Texas Requiring Bible Stories In Public Schools
The proposal would mandate specific literary works, including biblical stories and verses, to be read in full alongside traditional classroom texts.
Leon Black Claims Jeffrey Epstein Misled Him Out Of $60 Million
He also said he had never abused women, engaged in sex trafficking, paid Epstein for access to women or been blackmailed by him.
Supreme Court Rules On Temporary Protected Status For Syrians, Haitians
The case concerned a Department of Homeland Security policy terminating Temporary Protected Status for Syrian and Haitian immigrants
Congressional Epstein Investigation Calls Billionaire Leon Black
The committee is expected to question Black about nearly $170 million in payments made to Epstein between 2012 and 2017.
Haitians, Syrians Face Legal Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling
The 6-3 decision immediately affects about 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians whose work permits and deportation protections are set to expire.
Who Is The Oldest Death Row Inmate Facing Execution In Florida
Dusty Ray Spencer is set to receive a lethal injection at Florida State Prison for the 1992 fatal stabbing of his wife, Karen.