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April 8

Judge Boasberg weighs curbing Trump FTC demand for trans minors’ data after heated court clash

The FTC in January launched an investigation into the medical groups providing transgender treatments for minors, which the groups argued is "retaliatory" and unconstitutional.

April 7

Abortion pill mifepristone stays available by mail for now as FDA faces 6-month review deadline

A federal judge ruled mifepristone can still be mailed nationwide for now but warned the abortion pill's FDA guidelines could face major changes soon.

April 6

WATCH: Oklahoma trans attorney jailed for contempt after epic court meltdown

A transgender lawyer in Oklahoma was jailed for contempt after he sparred with the presiding judge and evaded arrest, while screaming for bystanders to "call 911."

April 5

Trump admin urges restoring ballroom construction in emergency motion: 'Time is of the essence'

Trump administration files emergency motion to overturn a judge's ruling halting White House ballroom construction, citing security and safety concerns.

April 5

Federal judge blocks Trump push to collect race-based admissions data

A federal judge in Boston temporarily blocked the Trump administration from forcing public colleges in 17 Democrat-led states to submit race data.

April 4

JONATHAN TURLEY: Kamala Harris backs radical plan to block Trump SCOTUS picks

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is rallying Democratic donors to oppose potential Trump Supreme Court nominees through the group Demand Justice.

April 2

California hit with fresh setback in failed gender secrecy case costing taxpayers millions

California's gender secrecy school policy was found likely unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in a 6-3 emergency order, and the state must pay $4.5 million in legal fees.

April 2

Illegal immigrants will no longer get in-state tuition in Kentucky after federal ruling

A federal judge permanently blocked Kentucky's in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants, ruling it violated federal law and the Supremacy Clause.

April 2

JONATHAN TURLEY: Justice Jackson's 'Chiles' dissent reveals narrow view of the First Amendment

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a lone dissent in Chiles v. Salazar, warning free speech protections for counselors risk "grave harm" to Americans.

March 31

Federal judge revokes US citizenship of Chinese couple convicted of stealing medical trade secrets for China

A married Chinese couple had their U.S. citizenship revoked after being convicted of stealing trade secrets from an Ohio children's hospital to share with China.