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DOJ files misconduct complaint against Minnesota judges over New York Times interview

October 4, 2026

DOJ files misconduct complaint against Minnesota judges over New York Times interview

Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter discusses the DOJ’s misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges over a New York Times interview on ‘Sunday Night in America.’

Top investigator in Biden-era election probe wanted to tear key constitutional right away from lawmakers

October 3, 2026

Top investigator in Biden-era election probe wanted to tear key constitutional right away from lawmakers

J.P. Cooney, Jack Smith's top deputy, advocated repealing the speech or debate Clause, sparking a heated clash with Sen. Chuck Grassley on Capitol Hill.

Obama judge halts Trump firing bid as decades-old legal authority tees up possible major reversal

October 2, 2026

Obama judge halts Trump firing bid as decades-old legal authority tees up possible major reversal

President Donald Trump's firing of court-appointed U.S. attorney Roger Rogoff was blocked by Judge Stanley Bastian, sparking a separation of powers clash.

JONATHAN TURLEY: Justice Alito blazes the ethical path the Supreme Court should take

October 2, 2026

JONATHAN TURLEY: Justice Alito blazes the ethical path the Supreme Court should take

Key recusal from the Suncor Energy climate change case leaves only eight justices, raising the stakes for a potential 4-4 split that could open floodgates for lawsuits.

Congress will take your money, they just won’t take care of it like they should

October 2, 2026

Congress will take your money, they just won’t take care of it like they should

Congress oversees a $7 trillion annual budget and $40 trillion national debt yet has no legal fiduciary duty to act in Americans' interests.

EXCLUSIVE: Supreme Court prayer grotto case could impact 'every single zoning law' in America, attorney says

October 1, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Supreme Court prayer grotto case could impact 'every single zoning law' in America, attorney says

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky Catholic church's fight over a prayer grotto, a case that could reshape RLUIPA zoning law nationwide.

DOJ reportedly hesitant to pursue Fauci contempt referral

October 1, 2026

DOJ reportedly hesitant to pursue Fauci contempt referral

Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on the Justice Department’s alleged hesitation to move forward with Dr. Anthony Fauci’s contempt referral on ‘Special Report.’

Supreme Court to scrutinize key pillar of Trump deportation machine in blockbuster case

October 1, 2026

Supreme Court to scrutinize key pillar of Trump deportation machine in blockbuster case

The Supreme Court will hear a major case over whether certain immigrants held in ICE detention must receive bond hearings while awaiting deportation.

State's largest mosque leader’s deportation fight takes dramatic turn as Trump admin scores major win

October 1, 2026

State's largest mosque leader’s deportation fight takes dramatic turn as Trump admin scores major win

Marco Rubio ordered the deportation of Milwaukee's largest mosque leader on national security grounds, citing Israeli convictions and alleged terror ties.

Riley Gaines speaks out on dismissal of her lawsuit vs NCAA, hopes to take case to SCOTUS

September 30, 2026

Riley Gaines speaks out on dismissal of her lawsuit vs NCAA, hopes to take case to SCOTUS

Riley Gaines says she and fellow plaintiffs plan to appeal the NCAA lawsuit dismissal, hoping the Title IX case reaches the U.S. Supreme Court.