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Observing a construction team work twenty hours a day, seven days a week, on the White House grounds, drilling five stories into the ground and raising…
It began with a letter rather than a courtroom, as these things frequently do. The 100-year-old giant of heavy construction equipment, Caterpillar, made a request to…
The Rudofsky Eighth Circuit nomination, announced by President Trump via Truth Social, would place a 47-year-old Eastern District of Arkansas judge on a court that could,…
The Trump judicial review challenge, waged across dozens of federal courtrooms since January 2025, has produced a consistent answer from the bench: presidential authority is not…
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has warned that the Russia cluster munition attack on Kyiv carried out on 5 August 2026 may constitute a war crime under…
Renting in Boston can lead to a specific type of frustration that develops gradually, line by line, on a lease that you most likely didn't carefully…
One of the more pointed legal challenges to the Trump administration's approach to religious governance in America was quietly dismissed by a federal judge on a…
West Bank settler violence displaced more than 6,200 Palestinians, including over 3,000 children, between January 2023 and early July 2026, according to OCHA's humanitarian situation report…
A de minimis exemption ruling by a three-judge panel of the US Court of International Trade has upheld the Trump administration's authority under the International Emergency…
Legal teams may not think about court record storage until something is needed fast — a judge asks for last month’s hearing audio, an attorney requests…
Trump's FOIA transparency record reached a historic low in fiscal year 2025, with the federal government granting fewer than half of all requests (the worst approval…
People reports that the ICE shock gloves contract, valued at between $10 million and $20 million, has drawn immediate legal scrutiny from state officials who argue…
The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that the Turpin Charlotte Latin defamation claim may proceed to discovery, reversing the Court of Appeals and holding that…
The Seventh Circuit's Indiana faculty speech ruling in McDonald v. Trustees of Indiana University (No. 25-2366) dismissed a constitutional challenge to the state's academic-content law on…
A Quebec free expression ruling handed down on 31 July 2026 has found that the provincial government and former Tourism Minister Caroline Proulx acted unlawfully when…
The en banc US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit dismissed W.M.M. v. Trump on 13 August 2026, ruling the case moot and leaving the…
A Truth API lawsuit filed on 12 August 2026 is asking the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to strike down Trump…
A Connecticut Superior Court judge has imposed sanctions for prompt injection in a court filing, ruling that a self-represented plaintiff in Elliott v. New York Bariatric…
A Moscow property seizure ruling handed down on 31 July 2026 has transferred 123 properties belonging to Jehovah's Witnesses into Russian state ownership, deepening a years-long…
A new scholarly article argues that the Marque and Reprisal Clause of Article I directly undermines the modern judicial claim that the Second Amendment extends only…
New York recycling oversight has been found to be riddled with missing reports, uninspected facilities, and figures the state cannot verify, according to a newly released…
Battlefield footage now reaches investigators, journalists and legal teams faster than formal fact-finding missions can reach a scene. A video recorded on a phone may be…
The Meta social media trial brought by four US states opens this week in the Northern District of California, with jury selection under way in People…
Mistakes happen. That is simply human nature, and in data protection, a single mistake can unravel everything. Legal and cybersecurity risk continues to follow a familiar…
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