Law - Page 9

Supreme Court October 4

Supreme Court’s emergency docket delivers Trump string of wins as final tests loom

President Donald Trump has won a string of cases on the Supreme Court's emergency docket this year, but many of these temporary victories will face full merit reviews.

Virginia Governor Race October 3

Virginia AG candidate once referenced putting ‘two bullets to the head’ of GOP leader, texts show

Text messages show Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones made violent remarks about former House Speaker Todd Gilbert in a 2022 conversation with a lawmaker.

New York October 2

EXCLUSIVE: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac's NY offices to shutter in response to AG James’ ‘corrupt’ practices

New York's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offices will shut down, Fox Digital learned, in response to NY Attorney General Letitia James' "corrupt" business practices.

Campus Controversy October 1

NYU blocks Oct. 7 campus talk by Jewish conservative, citing security concerns

New York University faces backlash after canceling conservative legal analyst Ilya Shapiro's campus event due to alleged safety and security concerns.

VIDEO September 30

Trump addresses pediatric cancer treatment advancements in executive order signing

President Donald Trump signs an executive order boosting childhood cancer research and the administration speaks on lowering drug prices.

Artificial Intelligence September 30

ChatGPT may alert police on suicidal teens

OpenAI announces 120-day plan to strengthen ChatGPT safeguards for teens, including parental controls and expert council on AI wellbeing.

U.S. September 27

Robert Barnett, influential DC lawyer to politicians and journalists, dies at 79

Robert Barnett, an influential Washington lawyer to journalists and politicians who secured blockbuster book deals for presidents and stars, died at 79.

Barack Obama September 27

Obama Presidential Center deposits just $1M into $470M reserve fund aimed to protect taxpayers

The Obama Presidential Center is facing fresh scrutiny over its failure to fund a promised $470 million taxpayer safety net as part of a deal with Chicago

Abortion September 26

Appeals court hears Medicaid fraud case that could cost Planned Parenthood $1.8 billion

An appellate court heard arguments in a case that could require Planned Parenthood to return up to $1.8 billion in Medicaid reimbursements from Texas and Louisiana.

VIDEO September 26

Robert Barnett, longtime DC lawyer to journalists and politicians, dies at 79

Barnett represented clients across the political spectrum, including the Clintons, Obamas and Sarah Palin.

Opinion September 25

JONATHAN TURLEY: Elites call the Constitution 'broken' but Americans know it's our greatest gift

Constitutional crisis debate reveals academic hostility toward founding document while Grand Lake, Colorado residents demonstrate enduring faith in American constitutional system.