Possible Human Remains Found In Chimney At Queens School
The discovery was reported around 9 a.m. after an exterminator inspecting a foul odor inside the building found what appeared to be a shoe lodged in the chimney and alerted authorities.
Legal
Trump Urges Congress To End Birthright Citizenship
The ruling reaffirmed that children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants or individuals with temporary legal status are entitled to U.S. citizenship at birth.
Three Arrested After Chicago News Crew Attacked Near Adler Planetarium
According to authorities, several suspects exited a white truck and confronted a reporter and photographer, allegedly directing racial slurs at one of the journalists.
Supreme Court Takes Up Major AR-15 Gun Rights Case
Gun rights advocates argue that AR-15 rifles are among the most commonly owned firearms in the United States and therefore deserve constitutional protection.
Supreme Court Rules Against Trump On Birthright Citizenship
Children born in the United States to such parents remain citizens at birth under the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
Supreme Court Deals Massive Blow To The Deep State, Reversing 90-Year Precedent In Humphrey’s Executor
“Nearly 250 years ago, the Framers decided to vest ‘[t]he executive Power’ in one person—’a President of the United States of America,’” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion. “The choice was not made lightly.”
SCOTUS Shoots Down Requiring Permission To Carry Handgun In Public Accommodations
The ruling applies to private property open to the public, such as stores, restaurants, and gas stations, as well as other locations covered by public accommodation laws.
Double Trouble? Alaska Supreme Court Clears Same-Name Candidate For Senate Race
Daniel J. Sullivan, a Republican candidate with the same name as incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, can appear on the state's August Senate primary ballot
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.
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.