A Supreme Court Oral Argument Nightmare, Lived in Vivid Detail
A recurring dream about Supreme Court oral argument took a sharply uncomfortable turn last night for a law professor who has spent years writing about the…
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UN Experts Press ICC Member States on Sanctions as US Targets Court President
UN human rights experts have called on ICC member states to take urgent collective action against fresh US sanctions, warning that the Trump administration's campaign to…
Stanford Daily Speech-Based Deportation Ruling Strikes Down Two INA Provisions
A speech-based deportation ruling issued by Judge Noël Wise of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California has held that two provisions…
HUD Fair Housing TRO Blocks Radical Grant Restructure Favouring Single Law School
A federal court has granted a HUD fair housing TRO that prevents the Department of Housing and Urban Development from replacing its longstanding Private Enforcement Initiative…
Milo Yiannopoulos ICE Deportation Removes a Vocal Champion of Mass Removal
The Milo Yiannopoulos ICE deportation was completed on 28 August 2026, one day after agents arrested the British commentator at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport…
X Corp Loses First Amendment Challenge to New York’s Stop Hiding Hate Act
X Corp. has lost its First Amendment challenge to New York's Stop Hiding Hate Act, after a federal judge dismissed the company's lawsuit with prejudice, meaning…
Haitian TPS Deportation Flights Cannot Remove 330,000 People
The arithmetic underlying Haitian TPS deportation flights makes the administration's enforcement ambitions look, at best, aspirational: even at one flight per week carrying 200 people, the…
Iowa Mail Carrier Faces Menards Rebate Theft Charge After Pattern Uncovered
A Menards rebate theft investigation has resulted in criminal charges against a United States Postal Service carrier in Ottumwa, Iowa, after authorities say she intercepted rebate…
Indiana Man Faces Federal Charges for Forging Chief Justice Roberts’ Signature
Joshua M. Culver, an Indiana man who allegedly set about forging Chief Justice Roberts' signature on a fake Supreme Court order, has been indicted in the…
FTC Hims and Hers Lawsuit: What the Telehealth Giant Didn’t Want You to Know About Your Health Data
The San Francisco-based telehealth provider Hims & Hers Health, Inc., which built its reputation on convenience and discretion, was sued by the Federal Trade Commission on…
DeSantis Decries Florida Surveillance State He Helped Build
The Florida surveillance state that Governor Ron DeSantis denounced at a press conference this week was, in substantial part, constructed under his own administration. DeSantis told…
Cannabis Use Disorder Rates Rise Sharply, but Experts Reject Prohibition as the Fix
Cannabis use disorder rates among American adults have climbed sharply between 2021 and 2024, according to a new study published in JAMA Psychiatry, but the researchers…
Emory Defamation Case Against CAIR Georgia Survives Dismissal Bid in Part
A federal judge in Atlanta has allowed the Emory defamation case against CAIR Georgia and medical student Umaymah Mohammad to proceed, ruling that several statements made…
Emily Willis Rehab Lawsuit Settlement: What a $3 Million Payout Reveals About Facility Accountability
On July 15, 2026, the settlement was quietly approved in a Santa Monica courtroom. A $3 million deal between Emily Willis's family and the owners of…
KPop Demon Hunters Lawsuit: The Unlikely Legal Battle That Has Hollywood Talking
The story has an almost cinematic quality. Founded at the beginning of the new millennium, this Seattle-based Christian metal band worked hard to develop a devoted…
XX Wristband First Amendment Rights of Parents Likely Violated by Bow School District, First Circuit Rules
The XX wristband First Amendment dispute between parents of girls' footballers and a New Hampshire school district has reached a decisive early-stage verdict: the United States…
Texas Data Center Audit Halts Grid Connections Amid Bipartisan Backlash
A Texas data center audit ordered by Governor Greg Abbott on 3 August 2026 has brought the state's grid connection process to a standstill, exposing the…
Fiat Chrysler Jeep Gladiator Lawsuit Moves Forward After Judge Rejects Arbitration Bid
James Teuber saw black smoke rising from the front of his home during a peaceful Fourth of July weekend in Illinois. His 2022 Jeep Gladiator was…
Rashpal Singh Denaturalization Case: The False Identity That Fooled U.S. Immigration for Years
The case of Rashpal Singh, who is legally identified in federal filings as Harinder Singh, a.k.a. Harinder Singh Sanghera, a.k.a. Rushpal Singh, sounds like the kind…
Lt. Gov. Patrick Targets Texas School Library Books With 2,200-Title Removal List
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has targeted Texas school library books with a list of almost 2,200 titles he wants removed from public school shelves, pressing the…
Manchester Baseball Bat Arrest Clears Officer After Viral Footage Furore
The Greater Manchester Police has confirmed that the Manchester baseball bat arrest that sparked widespread online criticism on 9 August 2026 involved no officer misconduct, after…
The Latter-Day Saints Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Could Backfire in Ways Nobody Expected
Witnessing one of the biggest religious organizations in the world file a federal lawsuit over a podcast that has been operating, largely in secret, for over…
OCC Mortgage Escrow Interest Lawsuit: Ten States Go to War With Federal Banking Regulators
August 2026 saw the emergence of two significant legal disputes that appear to have nothing to do with one another. In one, homeowners at a posh…
Florida Court Denies AirTag Stalking Pseudonymity Despite Other Courts’ Rulings
A federal judge in the Northern District of Florida has refused to grant AirTag stalking pseudonymity to a plaintiff suing Apple Inc., declining to follow rulings…
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