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Supreme Court January 13

Idaho AG says Supreme Court transgender sports case defies 'common sense'

The Supreme Court is weighing whether states can ban biological males from competing in girls sports in a case that could set nationwide precedent.

Media January 13

Minnesota lawsuit over Trump's ICE 'invasion' won't succeed: Legal expert

CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig said the state lawsuits brought against President Donald Trump's ICE crackdowns have no legal standing on "CNN News Central" Tuesday.

Media January 13

BBC to seek dismissal of Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit over documentary editing his Jan 6 remarks

The British Broadcasting Corporation seeks to dismiss the $10 billion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump over its 2024 "Panorama" documentary that distorted his Jan. 6 remarks.

Supreme Court January 13

Republican governors urge justices to defend women's sports as Supreme Court hears key case

Republican governors warn women's sports face serious threat as Supreme Court hears transgender athlete case challenging Title IX protections nationwide.

Abortion January 12

San Antonio ends its abortion travel fund after new state law, legal action

San Antonio shut down its abortion travel fund after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit and new state law banning public funding for out-of-state abortions.

Media January 6

Questions raised over Hochul’s understanding of church teaching in assisted suicide legislation

Catholic attorney warns Gov. Hochul against signing assisted suicide bill, threatens to vote against her in upcoming election over religious concerns.

Second Amendment January 2

US appeals court strikes down California's open-carry ban in major Second Amendment ruling

A federal appeals court struck down California's open-carry ban affecting 95% of state residents, ruling the restrictions violate Second Amendment rights.

Opinion January 2

DAN GAINOR: The 7 craziest stories of 2025. You won't believe what made this list

From biting lawyers to strange AI interviews, here are seven bizarre 2025 stories involving PETA protests, Oregon officials and even ex-CNN anchor Jim Acosta.

Opinion December 29

Birthright citizenship supporters get the law wrong by ignoring obvious evidence

Legal scholars Amy Swearer and Hans von Spakovsky challenge birthright citizenship, arguing 14th Amendment excludes children of illegal aliens.

Media December 24

Amy Coney Barrett calls Roe v Wade 'free-floating' decision that judges 'read into' Constitution

Justice Amy Coney Barrett explains why she voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, calling the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling "free-floating" and unconstitutional.

Media December 20

Pennsylvania bill would recognize pets as family members in divorce cases

Pennsylvania passed groundbreaking House Bill 97 recognizing pets as family members in divorce cases, creating new custody arrangements for animals.